Hello,
this is a lot of information for today, people.
Since we need it ASAP, I've started two different branches: one with,
and another without, interrupts.
Tomorrow, I'm going to debug the interrupt-driver version, and answer
to Raphael, and any other question.
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 2:01 P
If possible ide like to see your scheduler?
On Tue, 12 May 2009,
s...@dummgebabbel.de wrote:
Hello
Raphael Neider schrieb:
Dear Néstor,
your answer is very appreciated. I have refactored the code as you
told, I put all the global variables in a header file, called
"defs.h". I have also t
Hello,
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 10:56 PM, Raphael Neider wrote:
> Dear Néstor,
>
>> your answer is very appreciated. I have refactored the code as you
>> told, I put all the global variables in a header file, called
>> "defs.h". I have also taken out all the calls to functions from the
>> interrup
Hi,
> One sidenote. IIRC you cannot access the stack on the pic16f devices.
> This is only possible on pic18f devices. There is a wonderfull appnote
> about that on microhcip website.
You are right, but ...
I was talking about the pseudo stack that is used by the compiler to pass
arguments to s
Hello
Raphael Neider schrieb:
> Dear Néstor,
>
>> your answer is very appreciated. I have refactored the code as you
>> told, I put all the global variables in a header file, called
>> "defs.h". I have also taken out all the calls to functions from the
>> interrupt. Now, interrupt handler routine
Dear Néstor,
> your answer is very appreciated. I have refactored the code as you
> told, I put all the global variables in a header file, called
> "defs.h". I have also taken out all the calls to functions from the
> interrupt. Now, interrupt handler routine is a lot simpler. Just one
> thing: I
Thank you, Raphael.
your answer is very appreciated. I have refactored the code as you
told, I put all the global variables in a header file, called
"defs.h". I have also taken out all the calls to functions from the
interrupt. Now, interrupt handler routine is a lot simpler. Just one
thing: I hav
Dear Néstor,
> I'm running into trouble (once more) when executing my app. I attach
> the code so you can see.
Your code is too complex to effectively debug it without the hardware, so
I can just contribute some ideas:
You modify totaltime[] both within Intr() and outside it without
protecti
