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FazerMan
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| Help with I2C_ISR_STATE() |
 Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2018 9:31 am |
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Hello
I'll need your help on the i2c_isr_state () function.
I retrieved a piece of program calling this function, but I use the programming deck "EasyPic V7" and this function is not part of the library!
So I would like to know how is built the function i2c_isr_state ()
Which microcontroller registers are in this function in CCS ?
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Ttelmah
Joined: 11 Mar 2010
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| Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2018 10:04 am |
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This is really not a CCS question. Ask on the forum for your compiler.
Look at the manual it tells you what i2c_isr_state returns. It's actually the R/W bit as bit 7, and a counter reset by the start bit. |
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PCM programmer
Joined: 06 Sep 2003
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| Re: Help with I2C_ISR_STATE() |
| Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2018 9:32 pm |
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| FazerMan wrote: |
So I would like to know how is built the function i2c_isr_state ()
Which microcontroller registers are in this function in CCS ?
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This is the .LST file output for an 18F46K22 using SSP1 for i2c.
It shows the registers and bits used for i2c_isr_state(). Note that
@I2C_STATE is the address of a byte in RAM assigned by the compiler
to store the i2c state value. The compiler chooses the address.
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... result = i2c_isr_state();
0003E: BTFSC SSP1STAT.ADDRESS // D_A bit
00040: GOTO 004A
00044: CLRF @I2C_STATE
00046: BTFSC SSP1STAT.WRITE // R_W bit
00048: BSF @I2C_STATE.7
0004A: MOVF @I2C_STATE,W
0004C: INCF @I2C_STATE,F
0004E: MOVWF result
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If you wrote it in C code, this would do the same thing:
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#byte SSP1STAT = getenv("SFR:SSP1STAT") // Get address of SSP1STAT
#byte SSP1BUF = getenv("SFR:SSP1BUF") // Get address of SSP1BUF
#bit DA_BIT = SSP1STAT.5
#bit RW_BIT = SSP1STAT.2
static int8 my_i2c_state = 0x03;
int8 my_i2c_isr_state(void)
{
if(!DA_BIT) // If address byte was received
{
my_i2c_state = 0; // Then clear state.
if(RW_BIT) // If it is a Read address
bit_set(my_i2c_state, 7); // Then set bit 7 of state.
}
my_i2c_state++;
return(my_i2c_state);
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FazerMan
Joined: 24 Sep 2018
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2018 9:04 am |
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Thank you for your answers
I will analyze the code in C to see if it can match what I need and modify it as needed! |
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