the SourceForge URL:
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/gbi>
Best of luck. I'm not currently working with any micros, so I
can't guarantee I'll be able to help or test, but I will if I can.
-Ken Jackson
Peter L. Berghold writes:
> Hi folks,
>
> After talking
f the odd, language-unfriendly architecture. Has this changed?
-Ken Jackson
David Henningsson writes: > I'm trying to link my program (using
sdcc windows snapshot from > yesterday), using this command:
>
> sdcc -mpic14 -p16f877 main.o sci.o lcd.o delay.o buttons.o trital.o
>
I don't know the answer, though I offer an observation.
Most compilers will optimize away the delay that you are trying to
implement. Therefore you should declare timeout this way:
volatile int timeout;
Also, when I do it that way, I don't get the warning.
-Ken Jackson
Mary-A
etary project file
that may be binary, may change from version to version and may
not be readable either by humans or other IDEs. Worse, sometimes
people working on one project prefer different IDEs.
Here's the GNU 'make' manual:
<http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/ht
ffers is nonstandard. That's why I so
thoroughly appreciate the Atmel AVR processors, for which GCC is
ported.
-Ken Jackson
Dave Baxter writes:
...
> What I'm learning at the moment, is it seems that there is no such thing
> as *Standard* C code any more. OK, the basic C st
Windows windows. Type the same command in
it and it will most likely work.
-Ken Jackson
Dave Baxter writes:
> Related to all this
>
> What is SDCC's support of windows long file names? It's burping now on
> C:\Program Files\SDCC etc etc, showing the path
ue the correct command from
the command prompt in a shell (a 'DOS box') and see if it works.
-Ken Jackson
Dave Baxter writes:
...
> However, try as I might, I can't seem to get the system to accept
> "-p16f877" where and however I put it, so what's the *Exac
I'm not familiar with that, but I searched for PDU SMS in
language C in three coding search engines with these results:
<http://koders.com/> 18 hits
<http://krugle.com/> 269 hits
<http://google.com/codesearch> 500 hits
-Ken Jackson
Den
aced it in the public domain, you're free to
use it without any restrictions or attribution.
-Ken Jackson
Gudjon I. Gudjonsson writes:
> Hi
>The following licensing statement in the sdcc files was pointed
> at me by coincidence:
> "The AS assemblers and
st_temp >>= 1;
}
else if (st_status == 9)// send stop bit
TxD1 = 1;
else// done
{
st_status = 0;
return;
}
st_status++;
}
-Ken Jackson
Ulhas Vaidya writes:
> hi,
>
> I am trying to implement a second UART on 89C
like bitwise
operators better anyway.
-Ken Jackson
Hynek Sladky writes:
> I think it is a bug because:
>
> struct {
>unsigned short CCC:12;
>unsigned short READ_BL_LEN:4;
> } CSD;
> > works as expected (2 bytes long)
>
> struct {
>u
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