Y yohanevindra New Member Aug 13, 2009 #21 ok... so i tried testing OS out i ran this sample program just to test the LEDs <CODE> list p=18F452 #include <p18F452.inc> movlw 0xFF movwf PORTB </CODE> is there something wrong with my code?or something wrong wit my OS specs?
ok... so i tried testing OS out i ran this sample program just to test the LEDs <CODE> list p=18F452 #include <p18F452.inc> movlw 0xFF movwf PORTB </CODE> is there something wrong with my code?or something wrong wit my OS specs?
D deansmith New Member Aug 28, 2009 #22 I think Oshonsoft is a good simulator, Although i had problems with delay routines. In my opinion Proteus(isis) is the best program on the market.
I think Oshonsoft is a good simulator, Although i had problems with delay routines. In my opinion Proteus(isis) is the best program on the market.
blueroomelectronics Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2009 #23 Proteus is not exactly cheap. You could buy a complete PIC development kit for less.
blueroomelectronics Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2009 #24 yohanevindra said: ok... so i tried testing OS out i ran this sample program just to test the LEDs <CODE> list p=18F452 #include <p18F452.inc> movlw 0xFF movwf PORTB </CODE> is there something wrong with my code?or something wrong wit my OS specs? Click to expand... Well you should look for 18F programming examples. You need to set the TRIS registers and may have to disable built in peripherals before it'll work. Learning to read a datasheet isn't optional.
yohanevindra said: ok... so i tried testing OS out i ran this sample program just to test the LEDs <CODE> list p=18F452 #include <p18F452.inc> movlw 0xFF movwf PORTB </CODE> is there something wrong with my code?or something wrong wit my OS specs? Click to expand... Well you should look for 18F programming examples. You need to set the TRIS registers and may have to disable built in peripherals before it'll work. Learning to read a datasheet isn't optional.
D deansmith New Member Aug 28, 2009 #25 blueroomelectronics said: Proteus is not exactly cheap. You could buy a complete PIC development kit for less. Click to expand... Yes your right, maybe the demo version or proteus lite might be useful.
blueroomelectronics said: Proteus is not exactly cheap. You could buy a complete PIC development kit for less. Click to expand... Yes your right, maybe the demo version or proteus lite might be useful.