Hi.

I have solved similar issues on several installations by adjusting the "access rights" so that I have "full" rights to the program folder.

Declare the variable in C code and look for the variablenames in the .asm and/or .lst files generated after compile
Like this:

C-prog .asm file

No suggestions...anyone ?

You probably need to "cast" also, like /

Running Windows7 x64 ( without UAC and logged in with admin rights). I can't get UNI-DS ARMFlash drivers to work correctly...the installation itself goes well, but Windows does not recognize the programmer. I have tried several times and restarted the computer, but no success. The device manager onl...

Be aware of that when you refer to for example "time.sec" using a pointer, you have to use "time->sec" syntax!

Hi

If the ds1307 has an programmable "alarm" feature you can use that to create what you want.
Normally the RTC uses a pin to signal "alarm" and you just have to read that pin with the PIC

Found the cause of the problem, in the .mcppi file :wink: To recreate the problem I had, just copy a project folder with drag'n drop....lets assume that this new folder s name is "V1.1 - Copy (2)" Then open the copy in the mC-IDE ...it all seems fine, all the pathnames looks correctly "mapped" to th...

In my opinion that's a correct intrepretation

Hi.

Could be a missed name, try BAUDCONx register, maybe that works.
When you want to use var.names in asm, check the .asm or .lst file, that's a good place to look if you want to understand what's going on

Something fishy is going on

I have Win7 and UAC is ofcourse turned off
But I have all three versions installed ( in different dir's ) and still they behave like I wrote, V3.2 saves all files when compiling but 3.5 and 3.8 does not....

Hi! Pressing the CTRL+ F9 does the saving before compiling (also in v3.8 ). We didn't change anything. Regards Slavisa Hi :) -Yes, something HAS changed, I have currently installed 3.2 , 3.5 and 3.8 and in 3.2 when you press the "compile" button, ALL files inte project are first saved, but this is ...

Hi Alain

Yes, sure, but i'ts very nice to have the "automagic" save functionality when you hit the compile button
At least for me, "alzheimer lite" you now

I have noticed that the "save before compile" has been removed, I really wan't this back

You can create something like this ( not tested, but you get the idea ) , you just need to tweak the "995" value to adjust the delay : void Delay ( unsigned int mS ) { unsigned int ui_uS; unsigned int ui_mS; // for ( ui_mS; ui_mS <= mS; ui_mS++ ) { for ( ui_uS; ui_uS <= 995; ui_uS++ ) { delay_us(1);...