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You can't put these lines in your program.
They are in that .bal file Dave was talking about.Code:BANKA $0000, $005F BANK0 $0060, $00FF BANK1 $0100, $01FF BANK2 $0200, $02FF BANK3 $0300, $03FF BANK4 $0400, $04FF BANK5 $0500, $05FF BANK6 $0600, $06FF BANK7 $0700, $07FF
And you need the .bal in the USB18 folder, not the one in the PBP folder.
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DT
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Thanks Darrel!Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor
I'm confused, I have the same file in both places and when comparing them, they are equal. I do not know how there could be a difference between a file that is in two places, they should be equal, shouldn't they?
If they aren't equal, which one is more valid, or 100% valid?
Maybe I have overwritten one? Could this be possible?????
The problem here is not yet solved, but thank you all for your help so far.
I will take a brake and will be back again after 8 days, in the meanwhile I shall .... don't be envious ... perhaps I tell you afterwords what I did during those 8 days...
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It's very likely that you've overwritten one.
Here's what they should look like...
<table border=1><tr><td>PBP folder</td><td>USB18 folderCode:'**************************************************************** '* 18F4550.BAL * '* * '* By : Leonard Zerman, Jeff Schmoyer * '* Notice : Copyright (c) 2007 microEngineering Labs, Inc. * '* All Rights Reserved * '* Date : 06/29/07 * '* Version : 2.50 * '* Notes : Long * '**************************************************************** BANKA $0000, $005F BANK0 $0060, $00FF BANK1 $0100, $01FF BANK2 $0200, $02FF BANK3 $0300, $03FF BANK4 $0400, $04FF BANK5 $0500, $05FF BANK6 $0600, $06FF BANK7 $0700, $07FF 'EEPROM $F00000, $F000FF LIBRARY "PBPPI18L" 'LIBRARY "PBPUS18L" include "PIC18EXT.BAS" PORTL VAR PORTB PORTH VAR PORTC TRISL VAR TRISB TRISH VAR TRISC include "PBPPI18L.RAM" '*-----------------------* EOF 18F4550.BAL *--------------------*</td></tr></table>Code:'**************************************************************** '* 18F4550.BAL * '* * '* By : Leonard Zerman, Jeff Schmoyer * '* Notice : Copyright (c) 2007 microEngineering Labs, Inc. * '* All Rights Reserved * '* Date : 05/09/07 * '* Version : 2.50 * '* Notes : * '**************************************************************** BANKA $0000, $005F BANK0 $0060, $00FF BANK1 $0100, $01FF BANK2 $0200, $02FF BANK3 $0300, $03FF 'BANK4 $0400, $04FF 'BANK5 $0500, $05FF 'BANK6 $0600, $06FF 'BANK7 $0700, $07FF 'EEPROM $F00000, $F000FF 'LIBRARY "PBPPI18L" LIBRARY "PBPUS18L" include "PIC18EXT.BAS" PORTL VAR PORTB PORTH VAR PORTC TRISL VAR TRISB TRISH VAR TRISC include "PBPPI18L.RAM" '*-----------------------* EOF 18F4550.BAL *--------------------*
They are both 100% valid.If they aren't equal, which one is more valid, or 100% valid?
One is used for USB, the other is used for NON USB programs.
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DT
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Thank you Darrel, you have sharp eyes and clearly a brain behind those eyes!
I'm back from a nice one week refreshing holiday, with new energy...
After correcting my own mistake (overwriting 18F4550.bal) there was “real” progress, reduced the amount of errors [126] and warnings [220] to only four, but brought back “an old problem”...
“ERROR: Macro USBINIT? Not found in macro file”
and those three other errors also (usbservice,usbin,usbout).
Searched around this thread “ERROR: Macro USBINIT? Not found in macro file” and read every mail that was somehow related to this situation and the only difference I could find was that PBPUSB18.MAC should be in C:\PBP\USB18 directory. I checked that and did not find PBPUSB18.MAC file in C:\PBP\USB18 directory. Why did my USB work earlier without that file in USB18 directory?
So to try something I dropped a copy of it there, as advised somewhere around here, but unfortunately it did not help this kind of an old problem... I had USB working earlier with PBP but what now when trying to get PBPL working?
Any suggestions how to proceed from here?
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WELLL.... make me turn green.... don't be envious ... perhaps I tell you afterwords what I did during those 8 days...
The compiler doesn't actually look in the USB18 folder.
Any files in that folder that are needed for your program should be COPIED into the same folder as your project.
And your project should not be in the PBP folder. It should be in it's own separate folder somewhere else.
The macro not found error usually means that it's not finding LIBRARY "PBPUS18L" in the .bal file. If you haven't COPIED the .bal file from the USB18 folder into your project folder, then it finds the one in the PBP folder, which has the wrong library line commented.
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DT
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Green is one of the major colors of nature...WELLL.... make me turn green
OkThe compiler doesn't actually look in the USB18 folder.
I have learned that somewhere earlier... but ...Any files in that folder that are needed for your program should be COPIED into the same folder as your project.
This is kind of new to me! I have known that that all (including your project) should be in the same in same folder, meaning all should be in C:\PBP. I was earlier wondering why MicroCode Studio has as default folder C:\Program Files\Mecanique\MCS ? Maybe this explains it then... and I should have copied things there instead of the contrary action... copying all to C:\PBPAnd your project should not be in the PBP folder. It should be in it's own separate folder somewhere else.
In the C:\PBP\USB18 folder I can only find PBPUS18L.LIB no other files with the name "PBPUS18L", and it looks like this:The macro not found error usually means that it's not finding LIBRARY "PBPUS18L" in the .bal file. If you haven't COPIED the .bal file from the USB18 folder into your project folder, then it finds the one in the PBP folder, which has the wrong library line commented.
<br>Is that looking normal?Code:;**************************************************************** ;* PBPUS18L.LIB * ;* * ;* Notice : Copyright (c) 2007 microEngineering Labs, Inc. * ;* All Rights Reserved * ;* Date : 05/09/07 * ;* Version : 2.50 * ;* Notes : PIC18 USB library w/ longs * ;**************************************************************** include "\PBP\PBPPI18L.LIB" goto MAINPROG include "USB18.INC" include "USBDESC.ASM" ; Application specific descriptors include "USB18MEM.ASM" include "USB18.ASM" MAINPROG
The same file is also in C:\PBP folder as well as
PBPUS18.MAC.
pbppic18.lib
pbppic18.mac
PBPPIC18.RAM
PBPUS18L.MAC
USB18.asm
USB18Mem.asm
usb18.inc
18F4550.bal
18F4550.BAS
The 18F4550.BAL looks like this:
Is that looking ok?Code:'**************************************************************** '* 18F4550.BAL * '* * '* By : Leonard Zerman, Jeff Schmoyer * '* Notice : Copyright (c) 2007 microEngineering Labs, Inc. * '* All Rights Reserved * '* Date : 05/09/07 * '* Version : 2.50 * '* Notes : * '**************************************************************** BANKA $0000, $005F BANK0 $0060, $00FF BANK1 $0100, $01FF BANK2 $0200, $02FF BANK3 $0300, $03FF 'BANK4 $0400, $04FF 'BANK5 $0500, $05FF 'BANK6 $0600, $06FF 'BANK7 $0700, $07FF 'EEPROM $F00000, $F000FF 'LIBRARY "PBPPI18L" LIBRARY "PBPUS18L" include "PIC18EXT.BAS" PORTL VAR PORTB PORTH VAR PORTC TRISL VAR TRISB TRISH VAR TRISC include "PBPPI18L.RAM" '*-----------------------* EOF 18F4550.BAL *--------------------*
I created a new folder C:\PBP\Proj where I copied all those files also with my project, so now something still are missing from folder "Proj" when getting those same four USBmacro errors. I can't figure out what is still missing.
What can be missing?
Can you see what is missing?
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I can not help much with the USB problem, but I would store my projects in a directory some place other than a sub directory of PBP. C:\projects woud be good. Most of my projects are on a flash drive or a SD card to make it easy to move from machine to machine.
When you have projects in the PBP ditectory and it comes time to upgrade them you will have to go find all of your "stuff" before it is deleted or over written during the new install.
Dave
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