Help with mikroc pro for ARM

[sam.123.address@gmail.com]

hello ,

i'm trying to use the Oximeter 5 click with mikroc pro for pic but as far as i know this click board example provided by mikroe is only supported with necto studio ide which i don't use at all! so will you please provide an example that supports the mikroc pro for arm i have the last version of the compiler .

please we really need this example i teach my students using click boards and mikroc so it's really important for me to be able to make this example works.

i will atttach the project file that contins the code.

kind regards,
SAM

[IvanJeremic]

Hi,

There is no example for Oximeter 5 click for Mikro PRO compilers.

I understand wanting to stick with Mikro PRO compilers, but might i suggest you give Necto a try?

Necto Studio supports PIC32, PIC, AVR, dsPIC, and ARM, it also contains a designer tab option, so you can easily use the TFT display on your board.

Necto Studio comes with multiple tools, like Planet Debug (https://www.mikroe.com/planet-debug) which allows you to program a board that is located here in MikroE from your home, a built-in plotter that works while debugging, UART and USB HID terminal, BOOTLOADER applications, tutorials, an AI, and more.
It supports only C for now, but in time it will support other programming languages.

You can also access the example codes for our click boards and other demo examples like ethernet, RTC, etc...

Necto Studio is free as long as you are not using it for commercial purposes.
https://www.mikroe.com/necto

You can also check out Embedded Wiki, you can find thousands of projects for our click boards.
https://embeddedwiki.com/filter?search=OXIMETER%205

You can use the search bar and the filters below to make your search easier.

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Regards,

Ivan.

[sam.123.address@gmail.com]

Hello,

Ok just a question is using Necto studio better with mikrosdk or Mikroc AI ?

[IvanJeremic]

Hi,

MikroC AI is a compiler, MikroSDK is the SDK the compiler uses. So when you choose MikroC AI you get to choose between the legacy SDK (from older compiler like MikroC PRO for ARM etc...) and the new SDK MikroSDK 2.11.

Necto also supports other compilers like Microchip XC32, XC16, XC8, Clang, and GCC.

Regards,

Ivan.

[sam.123.address@gmail.com]

Hello Mikroe Team thanks for the answer i'm considering using Necto.

i have just a littler code problem it's simple but i don't in necto it shows an error even though i think the code doesn't have error because i copied it from mikrosdk help example.

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/**
 * Any initialization code needed for MCU to function properly.
 * Do not remove this line or clock might not be set correctly.
 */
#ifdef PREINIT_SUPPORTED
#include "preinit.h"
#endif

#include "MikroSDK.Driver.GPIO.Out"
digital_out_t myled; //create object to represent the LED on PC13
digital_out_t myled2; //create object to represent the LED on PA5

#include "MikroSDK.Driver.ADC"
#include "MikroSDK.Conversions"
#include "MikroSDK.mikroSDKVersion"
#include "drv_analog_in.h"
analog_in_t         analog_in;    
analog_in_config_t  analog_in_cfg;
uint16_t          * read_value;

void application_init ( void )
{
    //port_init( &led_port, PORT_D, mask, PIN_DIRECTION_DIGITAL_OUTPUT  );

    analog_in_configure_default( &analog_in_cfg );
    analog_in_cfg.input_pin = PA0;

    analog_in_open( &analog_in, &analog_in_cfg );
    
    digital_out_init(&myled2,PA5); //object of led 2 is connected to PA5
}

int main(void)
{
    /* Do not remove this line or clock might not be set correctly. */
    #ifdef PREINIT_SUPPORTED
    preinit();
    #endif

     application_init ( void );

    /* Replace with your application code */
    while (1)
    {
          
      analog_in_read( &analog_in, &read_value );
     
      if(read_value > 200) //if value of adc is > 200 turn on led
      {
       digital_out_high(&myled2);
      }
         
    }

    return 0;
}

here's the error:

if(read_value > 200) //if value of adc is > 200 turn on led
{
digital_out_high(&myled2);
}

the complier says : Operator '' is not applicable to these operands ''


please let me know what is the solution in mikroc pro for arm it's not issue!

kind regards,
Sam

[AntiMember]

Maybe
if(*read_value > 200)

[sam.123.address@gmail.com]

Hello, thanks i will try your suggestion and see how it works.

Kind regards