Thanks DAJ and p.

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No, that is not the problem

I would like to create a library with source and header files. I would like to define ports in "project_name.c" and then just add "header.h" and "source.c" which use the ports.

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Hello

How should I write code for using sbits, defined in the project .c file, in source files?

Similar to the way the sbits LCD_EN at,... work in LCD library.

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filip wrote: Also, try running the Package Manager as Admin (right-click the Package Manager shortcut and from the pop-up choose to Run as Admin).

Filip.

This worked on Win7 64 for me.

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The interface boards from ET team are pin-compatible with Mikroe IDC10.


http://www.etteam.com/

International sale:

http://futurlec.com/


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A/ post in the MikroC General forum
B/ post your code
C/ State which processor you use

//Andreas

Ok, I can't tell you what is wrong. First you should concentrate on actually get the data from the sensor, so strip the code from everything that is not necessary, i.e. calc_sht11, calibration, Uart..... and put the raw data on the LCD. Then use the conversion constants from the data sheet in calc_s...

A/ Define the eeprom according to the image below. B/ Use 10k pull up on both SCK and DATA pins C/ Connect the SHT to the pins that are defined by: #define DATA_T TRISB.F4 #define DATA_P PORTB.F4 #define SCK_T TRISB.F6 http://a.imagehost.org/t/0099/eeprom.jpg

no, I have no idea

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You can use an OP-amp for analog mathematics. You need to divide the signa by 2 and add 5V.

what Adrian said

//Andreas

Well, I am not going to do that, but I may be able to help you if you make an effort of defining your problem.

Post your MikroC Pro code.

My code is for MikroC Pro.

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Eeprom library might need a word for address instad of byte.

definition of SCK_T, DATA_T, DATA_P, LCD configuration and the register settings in main