Hi,

the semicolon after the "==0" is a little bit suspicious.

Can you check the length of both strings first?
Upper/lower case issue?
What is the actual result of strcmp() if it isn't 0 ?

Instead of setting the constant string value, you may use strcpy. It might be safer.

Hi broadsnax,

I think you should be able to get the libraries from the Package Manager. At least for me it's visible.

Soo, you want me to write the code for you? I don't have the boards, so it's impossible for me to verify my idea is working. Take this as a hint how to do it by your own. An unconnected input will float. If you activate the integrated pull-up, you will have a clear "1" on this pin. If a LED is conne...

Hi

your function "some_test()" will check the level of the I/Os. If a LED is connected, it will behave different to an I/O where nothing is connected.
The function will return "true" for the Flip&Click and "false" for the Arduino Due.
That's it !

Hi awneil, I don't any of these boards, but looking at the schematics, the connection of the LEDs might help you. Actually I think Mikroe did a great job, making the Flip&Click very compatible the Arduino Due. However, there are some small differences that might help you distinguish between these tw...

Hi, I like to correct myself a little bit. It seems that it's a kind of special zip file type. If you simply use a unzip utility, you will get only the documentation as html files. If you really want to get the header and c-file, you need to use the package manager. However, don't use "Open existing...

Hi,

basically it is a zip file. Rename it to zip and use something like 7zip or similar to unpack.

Hello, I think I've got your point and the solution might be to call vtft_process(&vtft) Here is an extract from my application. It runs a motor, updates the screen with the speed information, and checks the start/stop button at the same time. I removed some non-relevant parts, so this code is not c...

Hi, I tried it with NECTO Studio and the PIC32 AI Compiler. So the results might be a little bit different. First, I would suggest to use pointer to string like this char *sound_menu[] = { "SOUND + VIBR", " SOUND ", " VIBRATION " } ; The call might be change to this Write_String(62, 7, sound_menu[so...

Hello d_scheider,

I'm not sure if I understand your issue correctly.
You can update any component any time with the vtft_draw_component function.
I have made a very simple example for the progress bar. Maybe it helps you to understand the concept.

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Hi,

you are right, the correct wording would be "literal constant", and yes, the documentation should be a little bit clearer about this.

br
SA

Hi samdreeze1, it seems that you like to produce a specific pattern on PortC, with a delay of 500ms between each new value. What about placing everything in a table, and get the pattern values from this table? This is not exactly the solution, but should give you some ideas. uint8_t pattern_value[] ...

Hi,

for me *pStruct1 works under Necto Studio 2.5.0

Hi Paul,

thanks for this question.

First, what MCU are you using. Obviously an STM32, but which one exactly.
Basically the calculation should be the same for most of the devices. If you say "Period: 65514", is this the value
you would place in the ARR register?

Hello Ditch,

I tried the code from hexreader with my setup in the simulator and it gives the expected result of 1 resp 8.

I'm also using the key word "volatile" for the variables to avoid optimization.