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Hey
Can anyone tell my an interupt occurs when the pic is starting up?
The code is below:

#include<inttest.h>
#include<des_lcd.c>
#include<dipkey.c>

static int j;
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Iam using a bootloader, and when i program the chip with the bootloader and turnoff the watchdog timer config bit the program including the bootloader work perfect, however if i turn on the watchdog b ...

Iam trying to reset the pic using the watchdog timer??
What are the main things to be aware of when implementing this?

i figured out what was wrong! you have to read the status of the port before you enable the interrupt!!!!
Thanks for the help i have to try and sort out the watchdog reset now!!!

Iam not using a ICD, iam using an serial programmer! I had an LCD tied on those pins but have removed it. Its a 16f877 using IDE 2.32! I have the switch tied to b6 and the b4 b5 and b7 are tied high! ...

That worked but now it just seems to interrupt the whole time, i tied pinb4 to pinb7 high with a pull up resistor, and the isr seems to run continuously!!
Whats happening here?

Thats brilliant i'll work on that!
Iam having a lot of problems setting up interupts, iam trying to use an
interrupt on portb pin b6, but it really doesn't seem to want to work. I also can't get th ...

Thanks
But iam not sure how to set up the ccp to interrupt on a rising edge.

How can i use ccp pins to count pulses?

How is the stack popped on the PIC and does loading the pc in a function and not actually returning from the function in the natural way cause the stack not to be popped?

Its actually an operating system iam working on so posting all the relevant code would be impossible, but i have the the code below for a typical task, as you can see its in an infinite loop, below th ...

Hey
I am havin a problem with stack overflow in MPLAB, i keep getting a stack overflow after 7 or 8 runs of the program. I know i can disable Stack overflow warning for simulation but i need to know ...

Hey
i currently working on a project where i need to find the start address of functions. The easiest way would be to use function pointers however iam stuck with the older versions of the ccs compi ...

IAM using pcw ver3.28 and i am attempting to use funcion pointers so that
i can get the address of different functions. The help files tell me i can't use function pointers but i've being told that i ...