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    Default Re: PIC USB to VB.NET

    I don't talk only about MIDI, oh well forget that then, I guess my suggestion are more to give Melabs idea more than to help myself, bah forget it... Since that e-mail, I've fixed their mistakes, rolled my own and everything's fine... no worries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    ... Since that e-mail, I've fixed their mistakes, rolled my own and everything's fine... no worries.

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    Great!

    Wanna share?
    Someone I know was looking for a free MIDI program.
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    MPLAB is free, C18 has free version, Microchip framework is free and there's a MIDI-DEMO in... or he just need to roll his own based on MIDI Demo like I did, after all
    It's well within the capabilities of PicBasic Pro to write a MIDI application.
    It's just up to you to do it.


    ... or be patient 'till the public release of Or-BIT IDE, but from what I know, it's ain't going to be free and still not 100% of all freebies inside.
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    Hi,
    I would like to put this firmware in my pic18f4550, but it doesn't compile. If you have some hex file for the same code pls post it. I want to give it a run on my pic.

    And for another matter at all, I want to use the previous pic with a wireless router (D-Link DI-524UP) and I want to know if there is any change necessary. Also, I think that the USB Print Server will complicate my life a bit. If anyone tried this before and has any experience with it, please share. The entire project is about a small boat controlled from laptop via the wireless router, and includes two DC motors (2 PWM signals) and one stepper. Any opinion will do. Tx a lot.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mariacho View Post
    Hi,
    I would like to put this firmware in my pic18f4550, but it doesn't compile. If you have some hex file for the same code pls post it. I want to give it a run on my pic.

    And for another matter at all, I want to use the previous pic with a wireless router (D-Link DI-524UP) and I want to know if there is any change necessary. Also, I think that the USB Print Server will complicate my life a bit. If anyone tried this before and has any experience with it, please share. The entire project is about a small boat controlled from laptop via the wireless router, and includes two DC motors (2 PWM signals) and one stepper. Any opinion will do. Tx a lot.

    Crystal Ball, please tell me why the code doesn't compile with this user?
    Thanks and Regards;
    Gadelhas

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    Default Re: PIC USB to VB.NET

    i got:
    error[180] usb18mem.asm116: RES directive cannot reserve odd number of bytes in PIC18 absolute mode
    warning [230] usb18mem.asm116: no memory has been reserved by this instruction

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    Default Re: PIC USB to VB.NET

    Quote Originally Posted by mariacho View Post
    i got:
    error[180] usb18mem.asm116: RES directive cannot reserve odd number of bytes in PIC18 absolute mode
    warning [230] usb18mem.asm116: no memory has been reserved by this instruction
    Post your code.

    What is your PBP version? Also list the files that you have in your project directory.

    I works fine here without any error and warning.
    Thanks and Regards;
    Gadelhas

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