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Like the ALL_CAPS rule Smile

And here indeed a loop was completely misplaced. But what about a piece of expandable code?

#define NUMBER_CONNECTED 3

for(i = 0; i < NUMBER_CONNECTED; i++& ...

Consider this example:
#define ADC_setUpAdc() setup_adc(ADC_CLOCK_INTERNAL);\
setup_adc_ports(AN0_TO_AN2);
if(someCondition)
ADC_setU ...

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Since 0 is always FALSE, the loop will never occur.
No it does not. The loop will occur exactly once. ;)

But that still leaves me with why? It's just

#define ADC_setUpAdc() setup_a ...

Thanks for testing! I will give it a try once I'm back home. Did not bring my PicKit 2 with me.

I first wanted to say a int1 is just defined as a int8 but then I saw that's only the case if the com ...

Mm, true, but the fact it's scaleable is worth it Smile

I'm using 5.008, on old Uni license.... It's a bug there? :/

Like I said, old project, good old 16F628A (/648A) Very Happy

And yeah, I thought it would be something like that. Didn't dive into it Smile

So yeah, for compatibility it should be int16 but for the 16F ...

Why is it a int16? It's just defined as a macro. And on a PIC16F648A/628A it's a number between 40 and 55. This might be different for other PICs but at least for the 16F648A I don't see a problem. We ...

Thanks for explaining guys!

Alright, I tried to change my small library to use pass by pointers instead of pass by reference. So I change all the references to pointer (from &b to *b) and all t ...

First of all, thanks guys!

I'm indeed more of a C++ guy Embarassed

I started with PIC but moved to AVR (or ARM now) because of the open tool chains. But this is still an old project I want to revise wh ...

Hi all,

After some time not working with PICs I tried to make a new program for an older project. But I keep running into this error.

In my project I want to pass a struct to a function. No prob ...

delay_ms expects a int16 value, not a float. 0.5 won't work.

That was me, not knowing I was posting as a guest...

16F628A
PCM 4.057

Hi,

I try to kind of port a AVR GCC pice of code to CCS but i can't get it to work.

The pice of GCC code:
void display_str(char *s) {
uint8_t i;

// don' ...