PS: GPIO is possibly still in use for PIC16 / 12 that used to have only one I/O port.
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That said, I'd say that they "should" work, apart from possible bugs, so the XLCD code which came for C18 should compile with XC8 as well, since they made header fiels/definitions etc similar-to-identical and, since they also created the same name/headers etc background for PIC16, that code should compiler for PIC16 too (something that was not going to happen using HiTech C or CCS) But, indeed, they will be "our future" - so far I'm using C18 for PIC18 and only Assembler for PIC16 (except a couple of cases in the past where I used HiTech C).
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I don't like that series of compilers either, and it looks like they still have bugs. Do you have a part-number for a I2C LCD that could be used? (I have seen one or two during years on this forum, and I also developed a board, very back in 2004, for a LCD with I2C slave port) Well, I see no reason why I2C should be "though" for a PIC. I hope this light doesn't come from the train running agains me! Maybe I can learn from the code, by the most empirical way. I'd be glad to find light at the end of this tunnel. XLCD.h figures in MPLAB X' help as a library for C18 compiler. I'm not feeling welcome to to XC world! Maybe I'm gonna move to Mikro C. I still don't know where I could get direct and precise information about XC8 compiler commands. Instructions like "GPIObits.GP0 = 0 " I've copied from the net don't return any error message (so it seems to work this way), but it's not even mentioned in the manual! Now I know Microchip docs don't help. Some cause syntax error messages, some cause "Unable to resolve identifier", even typed just like they are written in the manual.
But I can't run most commands described in "MPLAB® XC8 C CompilerUser’s Guide". I've chosen XC compilers family because it seems that the older ones will be phased out. I'm having hard time with Microchip C compilers. I'm sure it sounds strange to challenge forum mates, but in fact what I want to see is a code that really runs in XC8. I've got a 18F4550 in which I can run it.
If so, please consider writing the code for PIC18, following the library restrictions. Maybe XLCD is intended to run only in PIC18 controllers. I myself guess I2C won't be possible with Microchip resources. Please let me know if this helped somehow.Dario, I'm launching two different challenges: first in parallel, second in I2C. If there are files on the drive you want to recover, see: If less than 10 days are elapsed from your upgrade, you can try the below under "Go back to your previous version of Windows"ģ) If none of the above works, proceed with a clean install: (v=vs.94)įollow the instructions below under "System Restore" or, if unable, under "Startup Repair":
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