It is possible,
you can store a constant variable to program memory using the keyword "code"
eg:

const code char NAME[]="Hello";


Search PIC Memory type specifiers in the MickroeC Pro Help file for detailed info

To me the code seems alright If the ADC port pin is left open then the output will wary very fast. However this can be verified by pulling the ADC port pin to ground. Then it should display "0" After that pullup the port pin to 5V. It should show "1023" (applicable to 10 bit ADC) If the result is OK...

If everything fails then try out my I2C software driver This was done specially for EEPROM interface in PORTC. However you can easily port this to work for any PORTS. And Good Luck with your project. /////////////////////////////////////////CodeFollows////////////////////////////////////////////////...

An analysis of the situation is not possible without a circuit diagram.
However I suggest u check a few things.
1: Reverse the data lines (I2C) between the microcontroller and EEPROM IC
2: Try a different INIT clock
3: Also try to initialize the I2C peripheral manually.

I would like to see MikroeC with support for some Real Time Kernel
Especially with support for PIC18 series.
I very much love coding with MikroeC. And like it for its simplicity.
Good luck guyz

Final update! This code works fine for multi byte transmission. However you should make appropriate changes in the register. For multibyte READ operation avoid burst mode. Instead go for a single byte read from buffer register. For multi byte WRITE operation you can load the buffer using burst mode....

Now have got the code working 8) 8) 8) 8) ....................................................... However when reading the buffer only one byte can be read at a time. If burst mode is used to read the receive buffer....data received are corrupted. Thanks for trying out my code...... If any one got a...

Iam not sure this code works for all... For me it is working fine....just try to add some nop() in the SPI read and write functions. I myself test all functions and it works just fine. However still unsuccessful in establishing a link. The module Iam using is from Summitek Technology. ST-TR1100+PA ....

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To start with just see the app note in TI website - swru109
There are a lot of library examples.
Iam also working on it now....will publish code once finished.

Hey Ive been working on this thing.....they use SPI protocol Have'nt you read the App notes of TI - CC1100? Refer the app note SWRA112B What Ive found is that they cannot be programmed/configured using the hardware based SPI in PIC..... Because PIC has only one buffer(for SI and SO) So we are not ab...