use Vdelay_ms() instead

with stm32f407 i do the following:
if your chip has a similar mechanism i do not know.

recovery from standby is not so simple since the 407 starts with internal RC-oscillator and a call to the startup sequence is necessary.

Perhaps there is a better way but my way is simple. I have a project where i scan the whole 127 adresses with the soft i2c library on the pins of the hardware i2c. After the scan i initiate the hardware i2c. check if there is an error writing to an adress Soft_I2C_Start() error = Soft_I2C_Write((adr...

Last time i used microbasic for arm, it was for 32Bit Processors only.

Perhaps chatgpt5 or 6 can implement basic and pascal in the near future.
ME may then close their business.

Hi, I do not know that chip at all - so my answer is probably totally wrong

My first thaught was: pin mapping

Sorry if I wasted this room.

The 411 is made for 100MHz. I haven't tested it with 168MHz. It is possible that the startup routine tests the flash timing and adds extra waiting clocks. If you need calculating power, take the 407. I have got it running at 240MHz.

The only information needed for this is the reference manual, chapter 12 'interrupts and events' page 371.

Did you:

use micro c pro for pic32 or the new necto studio where this compiler is integrated.

See my answer on your post above.

compiler uses memory adress from 0x00000000 which is the mirrored FLASH ROM space via ITCM-Interface

so org the start adress to 0x00010000

use mikrobasic this "bug" isn't there.

0x53 is the char S ??
(Basic Language)

prints it on LCD

a bit has no adress
perhaps pass the port and the bit number