Thank you very, very much for your help to me!
I will study this more carefully over the next few days. You made some
comments that are extremely helpful to me. Thank you for taking the time
to help a complete beginner.
Bob Cochran
On 08/26/2010 12:45 AM, caio wrote:
> Hello. You should kn
Hi Caio,
> You should know that 14 bit core has only 8 bit stack levels.
> It's mean that the 14 bit core is C unfriendly. The 16 bit core or
> 18f4550 has 31 bit stack levels.
Is SDcc smart enough to raise a error or warning in case we are too deep in the
stack.
I don't think it's possib
Hello. You should know that 14 bit core has only 8 bit stack levels.
It's mean that the 14 bit core is C unfriendly. The 16 bit core or
18f4550 has 31 bit stack levels.
There are still a lack of documentation about the Sdcc port for pic. But
i will try to show you something i have learned.
Dňa 23.08.2010 04:44, Bob Cochran wrote / napísal(a):
>Greetings,
>
> I am a new SDCC user. I have succeeded in compiling, flashing and
> running a simple LED-blinking program for the PIC16F690 on a breadboard.
> I am new to embedded programming and very new to writing embedded C
> programs.
Greetings,
I am a new SDCC user. I have succeeded in compiling, flashing and
running a simple LED-blinking program for the PIC16F690 on a breadboard.
I am new to embedded programming and very new to writing embedded C
programs. I learned about SDCC in my search for an open source PIC
device
