debug problems in MikroC

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sanjoy

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• Apr 2, 2015

• #1

The following RTC using device 16f876A & Ds3231. The program does compile successfully. But using step by step (F8) compile the process when it come into a delay function and a program. The compiler dose not return any value of variables (shift+F5). I cannot trace any problem. Pls help me here. thanks

 

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Ian Rogers

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• Apr 2, 2015

• #2

I'm not sure what your problem is...

It is compiling, but not running??

Its not compiling and not reporting errors?

The program runs until a delay then stops?

First! check the "project properties" and make sure the correct crystal is being used..
Second! Don't use ADC_Read(); to quickly!! use ADC_Get_Sample(); instead!

I always provide an LED to help debugging whenever possible...

 

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sanjoy

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• Apr 3, 2015

• #3

thanks for help. my program runs until a delay or a ADC_Read() then stops.

 

Ian Rogers

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• Apr 3, 2015

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Sounds like your OSC is set wrong!!!

 

5uco

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• Apr 4, 2015

• #5

Only had a very quick look, but I can't see where the <ADCS0 and ADCS1> bits are set in ADCON0 ??

Maybe relevant, maybe not ...

D.

 

Ian Rogers

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• Apr 4, 2015

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5uco said:

Only had a very quick look, but I can't see where the <ADCS0 and ADCS1> bits are set in ADCON0 ??

Maybe relevant, maybe not ...

D.

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In MikroC the ADC_Read() or the ADC_Get_Sample() takes care of all the relevant sampling overhead...

This compiler takes away all low level stuff...

 

5uco

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• Apr 4, 2015

• #7

Sorry, should have checked. I do use MikroC but use my own ADC code ( in asm ).

Legacy of the 'pre-Dongle' days when I was scratching for every word to avoid the 2k limit.

D.

 

Ian Rogers

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• Apr 4, 2015

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No need to be sorry!!! I use MikroC for pic32... Sometimes it's just easier to let someone else do the low level stuff..

 

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MCU88

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• Apr 10, 2015

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Ian Rogers said:

This compiler takes away all low level stuff...

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And that is what makes it like candy. Visual Basic 6 was so popular too because of its intuitive ease of use. Although many programmers gave VB6 a bad name due to the poor content that they were producing and publishing. Slander and defamation of character to the product. No you cannot use Visual Basic 6 coupled with Win 32 APIs to produce quality video game. It is just not possible. This is so untrue!!!