Dear Tamas,
I use piklab software to write my PIC projects. Normally it does all
compilation and links fine.
I invite you to enjoy it too.
I was looking about ande bellow the arguments used by piklab to compile and
link. [NOTES] introduced here to clean my specific files. Please replace by
the y
Hi,
> (looked into lst file and checked the content of the hex file).
>
> When there are no interrupt routine specified, the main code was put directly
> to 0x00 address.
> It works, but not good practice, because it overlaps the interrupt vectors.
> Even without interrupt routines defined, the i
On 03.03.2013 19:25, Philipp Klaus Krause wrote:
> Sounds like you don't link a crt0.o or not the right crt0.o.
Read crt0.rel for crt0.o.
Philipp
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On 01.03.2013 13:33, Butuza Tamas wrote:
> Hello, I made some further investigations.
>
> (looked into lst file and checked the content of the hex file).
>
> When there are no interrupt routine specified, the main code was put directly
> to 0x00 address.
> It works, but not good practice, becaus
Hello, I made some further investigations.
(looked into lst file and checked the content of the hex file).
When there are no interrupt routine specified, the main code was put directly
to 0x00 address.
It works, but not good practice, because it overlaps the interrupt vectors.
Even without inter
Make sure the cpu clock (ext. osc) is working, test code with the
internal osc. first.
2013/2/28, Butuza Tamas :
> Dear sdcc users and developers,
>
> At the past I used sdcc for 14 bit pic devices with success.Now I'd like to
> use sdcc for a 16 bit pic microcontroller, but I have a problem just
Hi,
I don't know if you're doing it right or not, but for pic16 I always had success
by using the routines and helpers from signal.h
The only thing you can't do is declare an interrupt routine in a H file and
define it elsewhere (and I don't know why :) ).
Regards,
Sebastien
Le 28/02/2013 10:25
Why not compiling, assembling and linking in one command:
sdcc -mpic16 -p18f46k22 test.c
SDCC assembles and links the needed libraries by default. I think the -I.
is not necessary.
If you need a custom linker script (e.g. MylinkerScript.lkr) it can be
provided like this:
sdcc -mpic16 -p18f46k22
Dear sdcc users and developers,
At the past I used sdcc for 14 bit pic devices with success.Now I'd like to use
sdcc for a 16 bit pic microcontroller, but I have a problem just at the
beginning.
I tried to use timer interrupt, but my program was not able to run. After some
investigation, I foun
