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Asked them a few days ago. Still no answer... Probably a tough decision at this point.

Anyone knows if dsPIC33A support is planned for future releases of CCS compiler?

I need a USB pic with 2 serial ports and USB. I've used the PIC18F4550 and PIC18F45k50 a lot with the CCS USB stack without problems. Does it also work fine with the PIC18F45J50? Thanks.

Thanks for the pointers. Still a very crude implementation using ASM directly, but it´s a start.

Look at EX_FIR.C and FIR.C include file.

Ttelmah, where you saw support for the DSP features of dspics? This is a long missing feature for me. One that Mikroc implements very well...

Daniel

For software FFT like this, there have been s ...

Done.... let´s see how fast they fix it.

How can I report back this to CCS ?
At the top of this forum, it says:
CCS does not monitor this forum on a regular basis.

Please do not post bug Repo ...

Hi Ttelmah, thanks for this reminder. I plan to use the PID Math Accelerator to control the PWM duty (I´ll probably do the debug of this entire chip to CCS :D ) I also tried my code with PIN_C0 and i ...

Seems I found it. setup_ccp1 appears not to be working on this chip. I changed

setup_ccp1(CCP_PWM|CCP_TIMER2);

to:

#pin_select CCP1OUT = PIN_C6
#byte CCP1CON = 0x293
#byte CCPTMRS = ...

Hi Jay.... here´s a sample program... main.c:

#include <main.h>

void main()
{

setup_timer_2(T2_DIV_BY_4,63,1); //51,2 us overflow, 51,2 us interrupt
...

Hi, i´m trying to setup PWM with this PIC. It uses PIN MUX and I think I made some mistake. My CCS version is 5.066

I´m running from internal oscillator at 16MHz:

#use delay(internal=16000 ...

Hi Eduardo, fellow brazilian here from Rio de Janeiro. Sorry for the mistypings in the last messages but I was using a cell phone with typing corrections for portuguese, so it was a bit hard to type r ...

Thank you for your answer. I already found these websites (and others) talking about the differences between these clones. All of them use Arduino code to talk to them. I use this code with ccs and th ...

Has anyone managed to make these new nrf clones with blobs instead of chips work with this code? I still don't.

I think that the second option I posted can be faster than your approach and it needs "only" 512 words of memory. You should benchmark it and also a small variation using make8 to acess 16 b ...

You can also trade less space for less speed using this:

k = a*256+b // b from 0 to 255, a from 0 to 15

10 * k = 10*a*256 + 10*b

union data_holder {

int8 data_byte[2];

...