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  1. - 8th March 2007, 00:39 #1
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    Trying To Upgrade Melaine Clock Program To A Larger Chip
    Apparently Its At Its Limit On The 628 It Was Set For
    Tried 747 874a And 877a Getting Mostly Code Cross Boundary @ 800h And Others When I Try Mpsam

    Cansomeone Direct Me To A Link Are Thread To Correct These

    As Always Thanks In Advance For Your Help
  2. - 8th March 2007, 00:46 #2
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    Those are listed as warning... and you don't have to care about.

    If you are using MPASM to compile your code, have a look here

    it's valid for ALL warnings. Some that already and/or still program in pure assembler might already have more warnings than that... 'make sure bit pages are set' 'not in BANK0', 'Found opcode in column 0' 'find label in column 1' etc etc etc

    Hands up who ALWAYS use one or all in the following list
    • ERRORLEVEL -302
    • ERRORLEVEL -306
    • ERRORLEVEL -203
    • ERRORLEVEL -207
    • ERRORLEVEL -230

    if nobody use the last but use PIC18F... say thanks to MELABS to do it for you in v2.47

    the MPASM document explain a little bit more each and every available warnings.
    Last edited by mister_e; - 8th March 2007 at 01:02.
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  3. - 8th March 2007, 00:56 #3
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    thanks mister e worked fine

    ever think of working with pics?

    have a nice night
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    ever think of working with pics?
    euuuhh, what??????
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  5. - 8th March 2007, 01:24 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by jcleaver View Post
    thanks mister e worked fine

    ever think of working with pics?

    have a nice night
    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    euuuhh, what??????
    That's the funniest thing I've heard all year!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    Hands up who ALWAYS use one or all in the following list
    • ERRORLEVEL -302
    • ERRORLEVEL -306
    • ERRORLEVEL -203
    • ERRORLEVEL -207
    • ERRORLEVEL -230
       
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    LMAO! I thought i was the only one to have this type of hand

    How about your cat?
    Last edited by mister_e; - 8th March 2007 at 03:37.
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    Awww, that's so cute.

    Fortunately, I know the gun is just a cigarette lighter.
    Got one just like it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post

    Fortunately, I know the gun is just a cigarette lighter.
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    You sure about that !!

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    Oh, the humanity!

    Poor little thing couldn't have been more than 6 weeks old.

    And it's all my fault. Aaaaaaaaaaa!

    Really, I thought it was just a lighter.

    Oh the Horror!
    Sob, sob!
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    Rotflmao
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    Hands up who ALWAYS use one or all in the following list
    Me! and another few characters to fill the message...
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    mmm, interesting.... Which is are?

    PS: say hello to bender for me
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    Lightbulb Questions

    You Guy's Are Having Way Too Much Fun At This

    Going To Start Charging For Questions


    Thanks
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    mmm, should i charge to Answer as well
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    Default 2.47

    guess read the posts wrong (not the funny ones)

    ver 2.47 got today

    still have page boundry errors thought this was a fix???

    anyway thanks
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    It's not an error...

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=555
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    mmm, should i charge to Answer as well
    You may as well charge for answers.
    Apparently none of the datasheet's or manuals are doing any good.
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    We dun need no stinkin datasheets! /me ducks to avoid getting hit by Melanie
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