Hi, Does MikroBasic support array of functions through function pointers? Function pointers are supported we can have typedef FunctionType as sub procedure() dim function_ptr as ^FunctionType sub procedure fct() end sub main: function_ptr = @fct But how can one declare an array of functions? The fol...

Hi thanks for your reply, I doubted the compiler doesn't support that yet. What's the behavior of the compiler then when one uses SRS for context switching? The default value of the PRISS register is 0 which means that all interrupt priorities use the Shodow Register Set 0. Because the compiler does...

Hi, In the PIC32MX there is only one Shadow Register Set that can be assigned to one interrupt level and this is done via the DEVCFG3 configuration register. However the PIC32MZ has seven (7) Shadow Register Set and each interrupt priority can have its own Shadow Register Set via the PRISS register....

janni wrote:Besides the optimization level 0 (which does not mean no-optimization)

The optimization level 0 I've got with mikroC 6.0.0 can't even optimize trivial stuff like x*2, x % 2, x / 2
I think it means 0 optimization...

As I understand EEPROM memory only can store binary code because I try to recall the number from read EEPROM, after I write data to eeprom, but shown garbled code or 255 in LCD display, as I believe need binary to decimal conversion to get it work,do anyone know how to do it. thank you No, the EEPR...

Who's sending the data?
Is it you from another source ? If it's the case, why don't you send it in a different format like 05-67-00-AC. It's easier to parse.

janni wrote:The necessity to test not only every type of component but almost every shipment nowadays is just such a waste of time and effort...

But we unfortunately have to.
Thank you Janni for all your answers.
Thanks everyone.

It looks like you have some bad blood toward some features, was it related to USART ?

I've always thought that the datasheet and reference manuals were the docs to follow. But blindly ? surley not, hardware verification must be done before any kind of launch. they're far from perfect and tend to have large parts blindly copied from earlier ones But man you had me at this. Yes, there ...

I had no problem with UART library whatsoever, actually it works just fine. I just wanted to know why the datasheet says one thing and we do another one.

janni wrote:And second, one cannot trust all what's written in datasheets

What should we trust?

Hi guys, I just got a quick question. In the PICs 8 bits datasheets and manual referneces (at least the 16F and the 18F), the UART section specifies that the user MUST set the SPEN and the two corresponding TRISs for Tx and Rx (TRISC<6> and TRISC<7> in case of the 18F2550) in order to configure the ...

Any news about inline in 2015? (2016 in 3 months)

Ah right! const applies in what's on its left.

Well thank you for all your explanations, I appreciate it.

Best regards.

Sorry I'm back again.
Why the const char *p is stored in RAM, shouldn't be in ROM ?

The const char *p has a local duration, if it is indeed stored in ROM wouldn't it cause problems regarding the erase/write cycles of Flash memory in the the 16F876A, which is by the way only 100,000cycle ?

Do you please know why MPLabX XC8 compiler can convert a char * to a const char* with no problem? If you ever used C18 then you know that you must match pointer storage qualifiers (similar to mikroC). That's because storage qualifiers determine the size of the pointer and access method used to dere...