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I finally got it. I understand most of the code except for this part

signed int16 wait_for_number(int16 loopfor)
{
int16 temp=0;
int8 chr;
do {
if ...

Good lesson for me. Never make any assumptions about what people think you mean.

What I trying to do with this code is to type in 4 digit via RS232 with a carriage return so the PIC will assemble ...

Added "errors" to the RS232 but still the same result. If I type in 4 numbers only the last two digits show and it hangs. It seems so simple.

Got it to compile. Not getting the correct result. It should show the value of the numbers typed. It only shows the last 2 digits once, then hangs

#include<18F2620.h>

#fuses HS,NOW ...

#include <EX_SISR.c>

#fuses HS,NOWDT,NOPROTECT

#use delay(clock=20000000)
#use rs232(baud=4800, xmit=PIN_C6, rcv=PIN_C7,STREAM=seriale)

signed int16 wait_for_num ...

Semicolons removed but no joy. I get the same error!

I added the code to the Ex_SISR code

I get a consistent errr that I cannot find.

Executing: "C:\Program Files\PICC\Ccsc.exe" +FH "..\serial\Serial.c" +EXPORT +DF +LN +T +A +M ...

The use of Fram is terrific.

My first questions are:

Using Fram or eeprom

1. Can I use the code as is to read the text file and load the eeprom?

2. What if I don't have a page of data?

Did this code ever get resolved; it looked like it was left in limbo.
I think this could, with a few mods, serve as the basis for what I am trying to do.
I'm trying to read a text file containing ...

Your interpretation of the problem works perfectlly. I have wrestled with this for some time. It's nice to see the logic work. Basically, this is a universal band switch determined by frequency.

I got the above code working as advertised but I need a modification to make the project work.
Below is a snippet from pbasic that does the job but I'm having a hard time to convert the code to CCS
...

Thanks guys. Its too bad I need a 2x4 across the forehead. I think age is creeping; no one in his right mind should be learning C at 70.

All is working and I learned alot along the way

I guess I'm a bit thick; hate to admit it. I think a character is a byte and 7001 is 2 bytes. It may seem obvious but I don't know how to fix it. But I want to learn.

I see the logic of the new code. It compiles without error but returns a position of 0 for any value. I played with the variables to make them int16 but it seems to be stuck with the original proble ...

I got the code working as advertized.

When I filled the array with the following:

char array [] = (1800,2001,3500,4001,7000,7351,10100,10201,14000,14351,18068,18169,21000,21451,248 ...