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here is what i got:
#chip 12F683, 8 'mhz
#config OSC=INTOSC, MCLRE=off, WDT=off
Ser_Init
dim Temp1 as byte
dir gpio.0 out 'serial out
dir gpio.1 in 'SERIAL IN
InitSer 1, r2400, 1, 8, 1, none , normal
#define RecAHigh GPIO.1 on
#define RecALow GPIO.1 off
start:
SerReceive 1, Temp1
if temp1 = 97 then
Xmit_print("a")
end if
if temp197 then
Xmit_print("b")
end if
goto...
2010-01-08 00:52:58 UTC by nobody
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The quick and kind of ugly work around is to change the conditionals in bin2ascii sub. Works on rollovers of 999 to 1000 and 9999 to 10000. Only problem is you've got leading zero's now.
Looks like some sort of word size conditional problem, but not sure at the moment.
If LCDValueTemp >= 0 Or LCDValue >= 1000 Then
....
...
IF LCDValueTemp >= 0 OR LCDValue >= 100 Then
...
...
IF...
2010-01-07 22:28:21 UTC by kent_twt4
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OOPs.........Scratch the previous post............!!!!
I see what you mean. Will have to dig deeper to see what is happening.
2010-01-07 20:06:09 UTC by kent_twt4
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Hi Kent.
I'm using some routines for signed integers, i added to my include/system.h, perhaps you want try them.
I tested in the previous version, and added the routines to the latest update (11/09), not tested this one, but if there isn't any copy/paste error i think they should work the same.
There is also an absolute value function:
dim intvar as integer
dim absvar as word...
2010-01-07 19:48:14 UTC by arcachofo
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Bit errors due to slow clock and overhead of routines, is my guess. To get a fast baudrate with the internal oscillator is pretty much a guessing game. Some buadrates work while others will not. I think I claimed that a 115200 baud rate was possible. The conditions were a 16f648a with a 20Mhz crystal, buad = 7,halfbuad = 4, and the data was just a loop back test from a terminal key press...
2010-01-07 18:47:09 UTC by kent_twt4
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GCBasic built an hex file and an error file with:
[b]Warning: Current chip does not have enough common (non-banked) RAM[/b]
What does that mean ?
What should I do ?.
2010-01-07 15:03:27 UTC by capaction
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here is my code, working, except that it doesnt seem to display numbers correctly when the values roll over from 999 to 1000 and 9999 to 10000, here is what it shows when it rolls over:-
ok until now...
996
997
998
999
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
1010
1011
ok after this...
and then
ok before this....
9997
9998
9999
100
101
102
103
104
105
106...
2010-01-07 09:39:12 UTC by nobody
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Hi all, my current project requires the use of a radio link. These links can introduce errors in the messages. My message frame contains 8 Bytes; Address, Command, 5 data Bytes and a check Byte appended to the end. In doing some research on check methods I found a lot of “Mumbo-Jumbo.” The simplest form of a check is the “Check sum.” This consists of summing all the Bytes and then...
2010-01-06 19:13:48 UTC by elabudde
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I'll start off with a couple wishes,
Multiline array and table definitions, unless I've missed something here in the forums. This coming from trying to format a GLCD. Naturally it could be done with multiple array definitions, so as to keep the data within view on the editor page. Tables aren't too bad because they are at the end of the program. But it would be nice to format like below:
2010-01-05 06:52:45 UTC by kent_twt4
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Did not have a colon between the two ports on the displayselect definition. I am using the b and d ports and the following works for a counter 0 to 99.
'Chip model
#chip 16F877a, 4
DIR PORTB b'00000000'
DIR PORTD b'00000000'
'setting the 7 segment display with 2 displays
#define displaycount 2
#define DisplayPortA PORTD
#define DisplayPortB PORTD
#define DispselectA...
2009-12-31 18:27:28 UTC by nobody
