value = 42; /*address space defined*/
__code char __at __CONFIG1L foovalue = 0x42; /*storage address defined*/
this creates the correct definition in the hex file.
Sebastien
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 2:21 PM, Olgierd Eysymontt <mailto:oec...@eid.cl>> wrote:
I'll give it a try
I'll give it a try tonight and let you know.
It's a very different syntax, ¿ where did you got that info ?, I'm curious.
Cheers,
Olgierd
On 18-04-2011 16:57, Rob Connolly wrote:
> __code __at __CONFIG1L _C1L = 0x20;
> __code __at __CONFIG1H _C1H = 0x04;
> __code __at __CONFIG2L _C2L = 0x04& 0
Fabien,
It seems that the 18f4550 has the CONFIG_1L, CONFIG_1H .. etc.
address macros defined, but in the pic18fxxJxx series, they are not
defined in the processor include file. These can be added by hand, not a
problem, but I've tried a manual approach using the datasheet address
without r
Hi, I've also been unable to find where these constants are defined, but
I think this issue is related to gputils, it seems they are only defined
for previous pic18 devices, I've use to program a 18F8722 that way and
worked, the macros where defined in the .h file of the processor, but
now, usi
Wes, I'm actually working with the 18F66j15, 18F65j10 and I plan to
start using the 18F67j50
I have boards with the 66j15 and 65j10 so I can test the headers.
I can help also building the files or doing other things
Regards
Olgierd
On 29-03-2011 5:07, Weston Schmidt wrote:
OIgierd,
Which c
I think it is interesting, I need to create a couple of header files also.
OIgierd
El 23/03/2011 4:41, Weston Schmidt escribió:
Hello,
I am curious if there is any interest in GPL+LE/LP pic/pic16 headers?
I ask because I need to add a few new pic16 devices to SDCC & GPUTILS,
and I figure if
Hi,
I'm an old SDCC lover and now I'm working on a project that uses the
pic18f66f15. I followed the steps to include support for it, and it
seems that everything worked fine but the pic18f66j15.h file doesn't
include the __CONFIG directives, so I chequed the p18f66j15.inc and it
says :
;
Hi,
I'm an old SDCC fan and now I'm working on a project that uses the
pic18f66f15. I followed the steps to include support for it, and it
seems that everything worked fine but the pic18f66j15.h file doesn't
include the __CONFIG directives, so I chequed the p18f66j15.inc and it
says :
;==
I think you should do :
main() {
...
foo((unsigned char)133);
...
}
becasue SDCC asume that 133 is an integer, with the cast you should solve
the problem.
Cheers,
Olgierd
2008/6/3 Cyberalex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm using a pin 18f1220 and i have to make some function with
> parameters but t
ound.
I hoe it helps,
Olgierd Eysymontt
2007/9/29, Stanley Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Once again, thanks to Jan and Raphael for their help for getting me
> started with a template for the C codes on SDCC fusebit syntax. My newest
> version of the LED blinking code is posted on
&g
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Hi Pete,
I think your problem may be to have a big variable, in the compiler
model you can't have variables that use more than 256 bytes and this
counts for arrays, for example you can't have:
float array[65];
just because the whole array uses more than 256 bytes (a block) and I
guess it
BTW, the code is posted to be freely used, so use GPL, GPL2, BSD or the
licence you want to use, not a problem.
Olgierd
El mié, 05-07-2006 a las 15:30 -0400, Olgierd Eysymontt escribió:
> Hi, as I got no answer to the problem of printing floats in pic16 port,
> I made a small routine to
Hi, as I got no answer to the problem of printing floats in pic16 port,
I made a small routine to print numbers in the form D.MMM to 8
decimal places, it's very simple, but can be useful to somebody else.
The usart_send_2 routine is used to send chars to the serial port, so
can be
Hi, I've trying to convert some floats using for a pic16 device and I've
been unable to make work any of the supplied routines, I'm using a pic
8722, stack and memory model large and I test the routines (because I
don't know how to make the work) with the following code that test
different values a
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