Thank you for that. But how do the configuration bits get picked up?

A friend is using my mikroC code to program a PIC. He has a PICKIT3, what does he need to do to use this with mikroProg?

Thank you, but I don't see how that helps.

I have a number representing an ASCII character, I want to pass that in a single character string.

Because of the way strings (and arrays generally) work in C if you want a function to return a string (or array) it is far better to pass the string (really its pointer) to the function as a parameter and not try to return a string as a return value. By passing the string in to the function you ens...

I want to pass a single character string to a function where the value of the string is an ASCII value, I think this is the equivalent of CHR$() For example, the current function call uses a constant string: strFontLgeXY(">", 116, 4) ; // send ASCII 0x3E I want the equivalent of this: num = 0x3E ; s...

Hi, There is a chance that the example project from LibStock has errors, because it is not official MikroElektronika example project, and therefore we can't provide detailed help for the code itself. But your problem is in the calculation. You can set Pa, hPa or mbar. 1 mbar = 1 hPa = 100 Pa Regard...

Hi Nadir,

There is one thing still bugging me. The Bosch datasheet says that the true pressure is returned in Pa, so standard air pressure of 1013hPa should be a long integer of value 101300. I'm getting 10130.

And here is the working version: char * intDiv10ToStr(int num) { // divide integer num by 10, return string (with sign) and 1 DP (12345 -> "1234.5") char txt9[9] = "-0000.0 " ; IntToStr(num , txt7 ) ; // txt7 now "s12345" memcpy(txt9, txt7, 5) ; // txt9 now "s1234.0 " memcpy(txt9 +6, txt7 +5, 1) ; /...

I've decided to create a function to do this, at the moment it just returns a pre-defined string: char * intDiv10ToStr(int num) { // divide integer num by 10, return string (with sign) and 1 DP (12345 -> "s1234.5") char txt8[] = "01234.5" ; // empty function for testing ... return txt8 ; } Except th...

nadir.celebic wrote:Did you solve the problem?

I need to double check against a calibrated source, but the readings now seem correct.

It does mean that the code on LibStock is faulty, when I've finished adjusting I'll zip some files up and upload them.

I have a number stored in a variable of type int, for example 10132

This actually represents an air pressure of 1013.2hPa, how can I convert this so it will display one decimal place?

I may have fixed it.
My original code for final calculation of TrueP ... New code that gives more sensible result ...

Can you please zip and send your whole modified project? Hi Nadir, [UPDATE #2] I may have fixed it, see next post. OK, I've used the data from the example in the Bosch data sheet (attached) to force the values to be the same as the example. According to the SparkFun BMP180_Breakout Arduino Library ...

I seem to have made it work again by ticking "Power target MCU from programmer" before running the debugger.

I've got this working, but not happy with the results from this code. Using the BMP085 Library for mikroC PRO for PIC the values returned are very odd. The returned temperature always takes the form x.9999... and the returned pressure varies by up to 1mB over a few seconds. Is it that hard to get a ...