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CCS v4 doesn't seem to install into MPLAB properly. Anyone else had this problem?

The spi bus can be shared with the enc28j60, as long as you have an extra CS (chip select line) for the uart chip. People using the enc28j60 often share the spi bus with an sd/mmc card (to store web ...

Darren-

Thank you for clarifying. Please understand that I am just a bit fustrated. I really do like ccs' compiler and have no intention of using another. I think its much easier to use than Hig ...

Darren, I think the real issue here is just plain misrepresnetation on the part of CCS. For example, I did not know that the command line compiler lacked full optimization. In fact, that pisses me o ...

Also, would you happen to have the email of someone at CCS besides technical support? Its my experience that complaints sent through tech support get immeadiately discarded before reaching the eyes ...

PCM I heartily agree... What makes this sneaky ploy even worse is the fact that it totally screws those of us who already own the command line comilers + maintenence. I've already paid for my compi ...

It may be the case that they want us to use the pcwh to get the rtos. Which sucks.

I just installed the newest PCH compiler 3.240. When I try to run the RTOS example, I get the following:

Executing: "C:\Program Files\PICC\Ccsc.exe" "ex_rtos_demo_1_tasks.c" +FH +DF +LN +T -A +M ...

Too bad you guys arent supporting csRtos any longer, its very good. I guess similar functionality can be found in the ccs version. I have a question for you csRTOS gurus- How would you implement th ...

I cannot get this chip to respond. I am using a pic18f2445 and the newest ccs. It never does anything, but if i put a similiar chip (pcf8547) on the i2c bus with a different address, the new chip ...

What are the rules for using this rtos with other interrupts, say like external interrupts? Do i simply disable the timer interrupt (thus suspending the entire os) and process my interrupt? I don't ...

Thanks for the tip on using the single word, I hadn't thought of it like that- its perfect because i only really need like 10 bits of it. However, i'm not sure if using the on chip eeprom will work, ...

Anyone have any ideas on the best way to implement a lookup table of 1024 long integers? I don't mind that this will take up 2k of rom space.

ccs doesnt seem to let me define a const table bigger ...

This question might be obvious to people, but i cant figure it out-
If I declare an array of const strings like so:

const char[256][16] = { {..}, .. };

The compiler tells me my subscript is ou ...

I am very interested in seeing the solution to this problem also. Have you tried contacting the guys over at sparkfun? Maybe they encountered this....