LCD_AnyPin.pbp

[sayzer]

Each family of PIC's has it's own library.

PBPPIC14.lib is for the normal 14-bit cores (12, 16F).
PBPPIC18.lib is for the 18F's.
PBPPI18L.lib is for 18F's with PBPL (longs).
And PBPPI14E.lib is the enhanced 14-bit cores.

The HighJack routines should be installed in the corresponding .lib file for the PIC you want to use LCD_AnyPin with.

Once again ... make a copy of the file before editing it !!!!

For PIC16F737, I am getting "ERROR: (HighJacked-LCDOUT Not found in PBPPIC??.LIB"

The HighJack routine is in all the files needed.

What am I missing?

Thank you.

[Darrel Taylor]

Do you have more than 1 installation of PBP?
MCS or MPLAB may be looking at a different folder.

Or the routines may be inserted in the wrong lines of the .lib file.

[sayzer]

Hi Darrel,

It is compiling it for other PICs with no problem.

And checking the lines of the files for inserted codes, they are all ok.

[Darrel Taylor]

The library file used with the PIC16F737 is PBPPIC14.lib
If it compiles for other 16F's like an 877a then I don't see a reason for it to not compile for the 737.

Do you have any LCDOUT commads in your program? Or are you trying to compile the include by itself?

If there are no LCDOUT statements, the HighJack routines will not be included.

[sayzer]

The library file used with the PIC16F737 is PBPPIC14.lib

If there are no LCDOUT statements, the HighJack routines will not be included.

There is the issue.

In fact, it was among my notes, but I missed it.

Problem solved.

Thank you Darrel.

[pmacleod]

Is it possible to take this 1 step further and support LCDs with 2 Enable pins?

[Darrel Taylor]

Yes, we've done that.

If you don't need to scatter the data bus pins, you can do it with this ...
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...=2388#post2388

Or if the data bus need to be scattered, there's this thread ...

In particular post #35, but read the whole thread.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=7596