Hi All, I keep having issues when transitioning back and forth between VTFT GUI editor and the MikroC compiler that random elements of my main code get deleted when VTFT generates its new code and merges. Sometimes the discrepancy gets picked up and requests the differences in code to be manually me...

Nevermind - got it! Correct code was to declare the pointer array as object of TButton. TButton_Round * const TButtonPtr[4] = {&ButtonModule1, &ButtonModule2, &ButtonModule3, &ButtonModule4}; for(i=0;i<=3;i++){ TButtonPtr[i]->Color=CL_RED; DrawRoundButton(TButtonPtr[i]); } This thread was useful: ht...

Hi there, I'm trying to cycle through a bunch of TButtons I have to change their colour. const char *TButtonPtr[4] = {&ButtonModule1, &ButtonModule2, &ButtonModule3, &ButtonModule4}; for(i=0;i<=3;i++){ TButtonPtr[i]->Color=CL_RED; DrawRoundButton(TButtonPtr[i]); } Compiler doesn't like this line: TB...

Hi, I'm having a problem with the FAT32 library on the Mikromedia plus STM32. I am datalogging using swap files. Once I fill up the amount of sectors available in the swap file, I create a new swap file and continue logging to the new file. Everything works well until I have created about ~125 logs,...

Hi, I'm having a problem with the FAT32 library on the Mikromedia plus STM32. I am datalogging using swap files. Once I fill up the amount of sectors available in the swap file, I create a new swap file and continue logging to the new file. Everything works well until I have created about ~125 logs,...

Has anyone used the subsecond register on ARM, or have example code they can point me to? I see in the note section of the STM reference manual it states: "Note: SS can be larger than PREDIV_S only after a shift operation. In that case, the correct time/date is one second less than as indicated by R...

Hi, I am having troubles with subsecond register on the Mikromedia Plus stm32 I have a datalogger which logs data with a timestamp. I am doing multiple logs (~35) per second, so wanted to log sub-second as well. HOWEVER, as soon as I read the sub-second register (RTC_SSR), the seconds no longer incr...