Hello,
I have recently moved to SDCC and even more recently started using PIC18*,
more specifically 18f2550. I have two problems that I canät seem to figure
out;
1. Whenever power is applied, the device seems to start up in a random
state and doesn't seem to start running the program. Progra
On Dienstag, 24. Juli 2007, Robert Bergfors wrote:
> Quoting Ernst Bachmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > It looks to me like you scramble the flash contents while uploading it.
> >
> > Some ideas where to start looking:
> >
> > Did you try to re-read the flash contents of the pic and compared them
> >
The explanation to the problem you encounter is described in previous
messages...
I have came up in the past with this issue and solved it for pic16 port
by using
the PIC16_PACKED_BITFIELDS enviroment variable which aggressively
packs bitfields (which is what one expects, before reading specs!!:
Quoting Ernst Bachmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> It looks to me like you scramble the flash contents while uploading it.
>
> Some ideas where to start looking:
>
> Did you try to re-read the flash contents of the pic and compared them with
> the original hex?
Yes, I use the PICKit2 programmer by M
On Dienstag, 24. Juli 2007, Robert Bergfors wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have recently moved to SDCC and even more recently started using PIC18*,
> more specifically 18f2550. I have two problems that I canät seem to figure
> out;
>
> 1. Whenever power is applied, the device seems to start up in a random
>
Hello,
I have recently moved to SDCC and even more recently started using PIC18*,
more specifically 18f2550. I have two problems that I canät seem to figure
out;
1. Whenever power is applied, the device seems to start up in a random
state and doesn't seem to start running the program. Programmi
