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it doesn't get to that point...no backup file is made because Flowcode crashes...

Hi David,

the set language is Dutch. But my Flowcode 6 is also set for Dutch


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kees

Sorry for the delay, but I needed to ask my student. The version is:

Flowcode 5 professional version v5.5.2.1 (30-01-2013)

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Kees

Hi,

I am trying to import an fcf file from Flowcode 5 in Flowcode 6, but this fails with an error message saying the file is corrupt. Any ideas what could be wrong?

thanks

Kees

It seems that I'll have to accept my losses on this one! Thanks Benj for searching. The example you found has probably been compiled with C2C or similar. BoostC only allows the C-style option.

Kees

Hi Ben,

I am aware of this, but because the assignment is part of a course that aims to teach assembly, we want to show how subroutine calls are made. If, however, it is quite complicated in boostc, then maybe I'll skip this altogether ~)

Hi Steve, In Flowcode 4, what is the correct way to make a subroutine call in a asm block? I am trying to get the program below to run, but it keeps telling me it doesn't understand 'routine' after the Call. Kind regards, Kees asm { BSF _status, RP0 ; MOVLW 0x0 ; MOVWF _trisa ; BCF _status, RP0 ; CA...

I've experienced the same problems, and tried the same solution (selecting another PPP in the settings -> options -> tools menu, and then selecting the original one again) and everything worked ok again. I think it has to do with certain privileges in windows 7 / Vista , because it worked ok last ye...

Hi Ben, thanks again for your quick reply. I suspected it was the same kind of problem as we discussed earlier (http://wwww.matrixmultimedia.com/mmforums/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=8007) I have, however, some problems with this, as I am using Flowcode for education, and my students are getting frustrated ...

Hi, I am getting the error reported below when trying to compile the following asm-block in flowcode: char temp; asm { BSF _status, RP0; MOVLW 0x0; MOVWF _trisa; BCF _status, RP0; MOVLW 0x03; //MOVWF 0x20; MOVLW 0x20 ; MOVWF _temp ; SWAPF _temp,1 ; MOVF _temp,0 ; MOVLW 0x01; SUBWF 0x20,1 ; MOVF 0x20...

Thanks Ben!

Is this a workaround, or was the code wrong in the first place?

Thanks

Kees

I and one of my students are facing a compiler linker error when trying to use an Assembler macro in Flowcode 4 for PIC. Both of us are running Windows 7,`and using a 16F88a PIC. The block that we are trying to run is the following: asm { BSF _status, RP0 ; MOVLW 0x0 ; MOVWF _trisa ; BCF _status, RP...

That did the trick! I suddenly remembered that Windows 7 is much more picky on this issue. So activating the C for PIC micro series in administrator mode (right button menu...you see it immediately) will allow correct compilation and building.

Thanks Ben for putting me on the right track

Kees

Hi Ben,

I am using Windows 7 (32-bit) on an AMD64 Turion machine. reading your mail has made me wonder if the sourceboost IDE should be started in administrator mode...I'll try that.

Cheers

Kees

Hi Benj,

I take it that the chip configuration settings are the ones you can access through ppp? Or are these dip switches (or other hardware settings) on E-blocks? I am fearing that maybe the problem is in the micro-controller itself...

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Kees

Hi, I am trying to run an example from the C for 16 PIC microcontrollers in the sourceboost ide environment, but seem to be getting following problem that is listed below. Anyone have a clue to what is wrong (probably an authorisation/settings problem). Thanks in advance Kees Building... "C:\Program...

Hi, Can anyone give me some clues to solve the problem listed below. Compiling and linking seems to work fine, but the program does not seem to be sent to the PIC 16F877a. I have tried to disable the appropriate settings in the PPP, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Thanks in advance, Kees L...