Hi, If you want to stick with Jallib, the first step is to download the complete package: http://code.google.com/p/jallib/downloads/detail?name=jallib-pack-2.4n-0.6.0.zip Then, these pdf files: http://code.google.com/p/jallib/downloads/detail?name=jallib%20starters%20guide%20a4%20v1.00.pdf http://code.google.com/p/jallib/downloads/detail?name=Tutorial_Book_0.3.pdf And read them
On Oct 2, 7:15 pm, patmat <[email protected]> wrote: > Thank you Rob for your reply. > > Did not know there was a difference > I assumed that both systems were the same. > > However, after your reply I have try the "jalv2.exe" file in the > compiler folder but for some reason nothing happens. > Well, I can see a cmd window appear and disappear. > Then I have use the cmd command and try to open the file again but the > system give me some chinese staff that make no sense to me. > > I also read some of the txt files and some others with the notepad and > this is the correct compiler file for windows. > > Can you help me again or recommend a link were I can consult how to > "install" the software? > I have made a small research in google but only find how to use the > language and not how to install the software, if we have to install > it. > > PS: I'm using the JALEdit version 0.9.0.9 to write the code . This > is the correct one? Or I have to edit with another editor? > > Thank you for your patience and sorry my basic knowledge about JAL. > This is very intersting to use instead of the assembler language but > since I have try to compile something for the pic16f84a nothing work > any more. > > Best regards > > On 2 Out, 12:25, Rob Hamerling <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On 10/10/02 12:55, patmat wrote: > > > > I'm new on PIC world and in google groups, so i'm not sure if i'm > > > posting in the right place. > > > > Since I have found "Bert Van Dam" book I'm trying to compile hex files > > > with JAL. > > > I'm using the old PIC16f84a, yes I no, he have very poor resources and > > > bl bl ... but I like this chip to start understand the registers > > > (even so I accept recommendations) ;-P. > > > I have download "jallib-pack-2.4n-0.6.0" with the "16f84a.jal" library > > > and the "16f84a_blink.jal" sample but for some reason that I do not > > > understand I get this message: > > > > jal 2.4j (compiled Mar 12 2009) > > > > [Error] (libraries/16f84a.jal) [Line 52] unexpected token: 'id' > > > [Error] (libraries/16f84a.jal) [Line 52] "id" not defined > > > [Error] (libraries/16f84a.jal) [Line 52] '=' expected (got '0x2000') > > > [Error] (libraries/16f84a.jal) [Line 52] unexpected token "0x2000" > > > [Error] (16f84a_blink.jal) [Line 29] unknown pragma target: osc > > > (...) > > > > I haven't made any change on the files. > > > But you are using an old compiler version! In the top of the include > > file '16f84a.jal' you can see with which compiler version it is supposed > > to be used: JalV2 version 2.4n (4 versions later!) So why did you > > download the Jallib pack but not use the accompanying compiler version > > it contains? > > > I hope you are aware that the programs in Bert's book use a different > > set of libraries which do not mix/match with Jallib libraries. Either > > use one or the other, not together. > > > Regards, Rob. > > > -- > > R. Hamerling, Netherlands ---http://www.robh.nl-Ocultar texto citado - > > > - Mostrar texto citado - -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "jallib" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jallib?hl=en.
