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i need to modify the delay_ms function to cheack a port change during the delay time period. how can i make this

[tihomir.losic]

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Thank you.
how can i include ASSEMBLY code between C codes

[tihomir.losic]

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Best regards,

Losic Tihomir

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thank you

void main() {
TRISA=0;

PORTB=0;
do{
if(PORTB.F2==1){
Delay_ms(1500);
if(PORTB.F2==1){
PORTA.F1=1;
}else {
PORTA.F1=0;
}
}while(1);
}

in the above coding i need to make PORTA.F1=0 if PORB.F2=0 during the delay time
please good enough to help me.

[Sparky1039]

Use one of the many timers on the PIC instead of the compiler to generate the delay. This will allow you to monitor the port pin for change all the while the timer is working in the background. Using the compiler delay is considered a "blocking" function whereby all of the PIC's resources are focused on performing this task and nothing else.

[Muphy]

If you need to test changes with PORTB pins then on many chips there is an interrupt that you can use and the interrupt will work regardless of if you are in a delay or not.

Look up the datasheet for your PIC for "Interrupt On Change"


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