Search found 40 matches

Because CCS C isn't able to detect it as dead code, you should comment it.

I'm not actually using it ;-) I was experimenting with the CCS web dev kit back when I first posted this 3 years ago.

...

It's the standard CCS code so you will already have it - I can't post it here anyway ;-)

This thread is over 3 years old so it may well have been modified in the latest CCS code - have a look 8-)
...

Hi FvM,

Thanks for your reply

P.S.: I see, that the problem is by design. The write function is stopping byte write purposeful after address 63, so it's only writing 4 of 7 bytes.

It is suppo ...

Compiler V4.129

Working example program below. I've tried to keep this very simple - the code is taken from a very large program but only enough is shown here to describe my problem.

Probably f ...

I'm considering purchasing the microchip DM330022 dev board and upgrading my PCWH to PCDIDE but I am not confident that CCS is up to the job...

Does anyone have experience of using CCS with the d ...

If so, here's some code that will emulate it.
Call the my_i2c_isr_state() function
at the start of the isr. The value returned by the function is as
described in the current CCS manual.

I ...

Hmmm - that solution did not work for me however I was able to use Timer0 instead and all works properly. The problem with Timer3 seems to be related to reading the two bytes as a 16 bit value - insp ...

Also, make sure you're not trying to compile code for the ICD debugger.
If you do that, the compiler will automatically disable any fuses that
conflict with the debugger operation.

Thank you P ...

Using an 18F6622.

For some reason I cannot get this to work:

#FUSES PROTECT //Code protected from reads

It simply does not generate the right config code to protect the memory from reads. I ...

Thanks guys. I thought the simplest thing was to change it to the following:

WORD DDNS_SERVICE_PORTS_DYNDNS_ORG = 80; //DYNDNS_ORG
WORD DDNS_SERVICE_PORTS_NO_IP_COM = 80; //NO_IP_COM
...

Last year I was in the process of porting the Microchip DDNS code to work with CCS - I got it compiling and working 90%. I've just decided to have a play with the code again to see if I can nail the ...

Probably the best thing to do is find one of the CCS examples that has something relating to what you need to do then examine it and figure out how it works. Cool

It might also have to do something with the v4.100 release being announced for introduction last June.

Mmmm - I have been waiting for this 4.100 release since they announced it in May. I think ...

Looking at my code, the MYTCP_STATE_FORCE_DISCONNECT should be changing the state to MYTCP_STATE_LISTENING not MYTCP_STATE_NEW. In any case, I only call TCPListen on each socket once at startup, and n ...

You are only using a card with 30MB capacity. This is why Windows is not you the option to format it to FAT32.

FAT32 should be a last resort - it performs much slower than FAT16 on a PIC.

The dr ...