Help with USB HID BootLoader for PIC24FJ
Re: Help with USB HID BootLoader for PIC24FJ
Hi. The configuration bits in the project properties are same. In fact, I use the same configuration scheme file. Using USB Bootloader, when load my project trought USB, the main of may project starts but the interrupts not work. I'm desperated. I don't know to remap the interrupts in my project (if the problem is this). Thanks.
Re: Help with USB HID BootLoader for PIC24FJ
If your configuration and frequency are identical when both compiling the bootloader and your project, then that all that I can think of that might solve your problem.
Make sure you double check the freq of your bootloader, I have had my compiler on occasion somehow change the freq from my project freq to 10Mhz rather than the freq the project was operating at (64Mhz).
Make sure you double check the freq of your bootloader, I have had my compiler on occasion somehow change the freq from my project freq to 10Mhz rather than the freq the project was operating at (64Mhz).
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Re: Help with USB HID BootLoader for PIC24FJ
Hi again,
please, anybody can help me?
if I load my project with USB Bootloader, main runs but the interrupts in my project not work. How to remap the address of interrupts in my project?
I'm using PIC24FJ256GB106. The bootloader works fine.
It's very urgent. Thanks in advance.
please, anybody can help me?
if I load my project with USB Bootloader, main runs but the interrupts in my project not work. How to remap the address of interrupts in my project?
I'm using PIC24FJ256GB106. The bootloader works fine.
It's very urgent. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Help with USB HID BootLoader for PIC24FJ
Hello,
To define the position of a function you can use directive org.
To define the position of a function you can use directive org.
Best regards.Compiler help file wrote:Directive org specifies a starting address of a routine in ROM. Directive org is appended to the function definition. Directives applied to non-defining declarations will be ignored, with an appropriate warning issued by the linker.