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Using CCS 5.049 and I've checked the box in the Project Options:Global Defines dialog to select

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The problem is that selecting TRANSMIT_BUFFER= in the #use RS232 directive changes the behavior of putc and printf routines. It is very non-intuitive that adding a transmit buffer causes the loss of ...

RF_Develooper,
Thanks for the link. It was most helpful. My embedded background for past 10+ years has been with TI MSP430's and the IAR C++ compiler. The PIC18 is the first processor I've worked ...

I posted a week ago regarding two debugger issues on loss of current execution point and WATCH failure. That post has over 200 views but only one response which did not resolve either issue. I'm won ...

In my experience blocking is an important element of embedded processing and certainly blocking is much preferred over randomly losing transmission data without any error return to the caller. I have ...

I was not aware of the non-standard
printf(putcFunction,format,vars);
function. It is not described in the documentation other than a line showing that format in the manual with no explana ...

I have encountered a bug in ANSI C compliance with the CCS C Compiler

int16 a;
int16 b = 0;

main()
{
printf("a = %ld b = %ld\n\r", a, b);
}

The out ...

I'm trying to use the TRANSMIT_BUFFER feature in the #use RS232 command. Without TRANSMIT_BUFFER field my application transmits all printf strings correctly. When I use TRANSMIT_BUFFER=32 as shown h ...

The code I'm executing is not CCS library code the routine being called is my own routine within the project. The behavior is intermittent as now when I recompile the same code it steps correctly at ...

I've been using CCS C compiler for a little over a month and having quite a few issues with the debugger. I find when I'm single stepping the green arrow showing the current line will sometimes disap ...