Hello,
I have installed my flowcode version 3 on windows Vista ultimate and some errors just poped out. I will attach the errors.
After that I installed SP1 for flowcode and now is V3.4.7.48 I do not know if this solves the errors.
Also the attachment is for only one error. There also were errors for tcp-ip stack and e.t.c I do not remember exactly now! I think it was for all peripherals(bluetooth, usb...)
Thank you in advance,
Best Regards,
Achillis.
Installation on Vista error(version 3)
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
Hello,
I have tried to install the usb PACK on Vista and the following errors appeared, I will upload attachments.
The usb components do not work.
Thank you.
I have tried to install the usb PACK on Vista and the following errors appeared, I will upload attachments.
The usb components do not work.
Thank you.
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
I've seen this error, but I can't remember its cause. It could be that certain windows libraries are not present on the PC, or it could be that you need to install
One thing to try is to upgrade Flowcode V3 to the latest version (i.e. v3.6) - this might fix the problem.
One thing to try is to upgrade Flowcode V3 to the latest version (i.e. v3.6) - this might fix the problem.
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
Hello,
Thank you Steve for your reply. I have installed the Flowcode update and that installed automatically the USB components. Yet still flowcode could not compile my flowcharts.
I am attaching the errors. After that I installed again the USB pack and had the above error again. Then I just moved the USB serial component macro(usb initialise) out of my loop and compiled again. This time flowcode did more time to write "succes" but it did-with errors. The first attachment will describe the errors from the successful compilation. After that I tested the ECIO with a VB application that reads the COM port and it works!!!!
Now comes the bizzard! After that I moved in the loop the macro for initialisation of the USB serial and the compilation was successfull but the ECIO could not connect on my COM port.
So I took the macro out of the loop, compiled again and...voila! ECIO connected to COM port!!!
1.Is it a bug?
2.What about the error codes at the second screen shot? Will they make any problems?
Also Steve, the problem that I had to take the macro out of the loop or in(I think at some cases) appeared on me several times before(on Windows XP) and it was regarding the LCD component. A part of the compiler message was like this: "If your flowchart containes any C code please revise.....".
Hope that some information above is helpful!
Thank you,
Best Regards,
Achillis.
Thank you Steve for your reply. I have installed the Flowcode update and that installed automatically the USB components. Yet still flowcode could not compile my flowcharts.
I am attaching the errors. After that I installed again the USB pack and had the above error again. Then I just moved the USB serial component macro(usb initialise) out of my loop and compiled again. This time flowcode did more time to write "succes" but it did-with errors. The first attachment will describe the errors from the successful compilation. After that I tested the ECIO with a VB application that reads the COM port and it works!!!!
Now comes the bizzard! After that I moved in the loop the macro for initialisation of the USB serial and the compilation was successfull but the ECIO could not connect on my COM port.
So I took the macro out of the loop, compiled again and...voila! ECIO connected to COM port!!!
1.Is it a bug?
2.What about the error codes at the second screen shot? Will they make any problems?
Also Steve, the problem that I had to take the macro out of the loop or in(I think at some cases) appeared on me several times before(on Windows XP) and it was regarding the LCD component. A part of the compiler message was like this: "If your flowchart containes any C code please revise.....".
Hope that some information above is helpful!
Thank you,
Best Regards,
Achillis.
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
You should post your FCF and C files for us to have a look at.
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
Thank you.
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- succes_afterSomeDelay.fcf
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- (failure_ttt).fcf
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- flowcode 08-11-2009 for RFID.fcf
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
Hello Achillis
The failure_ttt program is not compiling because it is an empty program. You have added a USB component but not referenced it anywhere in the program so the code for this has not been added. However there is a call from the interrupt service routine to service the USB which is causing the compilation error. If you either remove the component or add some code to the program then it will compile ok.
The 08-11-2009 program has the same problem only it is the RFID component that is now causing the problems.
You should generally always remove all unused components from your program.
The failure_ttt program is not compiling because it is an empty program. You have added a USB component but not referenced it anywhere in the program so the code for this has not been added. However there is a call from the interrupt service routine to service the USB which is causing the compilation error. If you either remove the component or add some code to the program then it will compile ok.
The 08-11-2009 program has the same problem only it is the RFID component that is now causing the problems.
You should generally always remove all unused components from your program.
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Re: Installation on Vista error(version 3)
Hello,
Removed the unused components and seems to be compiling OK!
Thank you a lot for your remarks.
What about the warning message: "Warning unreferenced functions removed:
FCD_USBSerial0_GetDefines in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
FCD_USBSerial0_SendByte in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
FCD_USBSerial0_SendString in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
FCD_USBSerial0_ReadString in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
usb_get_state in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\pic_usb.c
usb_cdc_putc in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\usb_cdc_class.c
usb_cdc_tx_empty in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\usb_cdc_class.c
usb_cdc_print_str in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\usb_cdc_class.c
MX_USBSERIAL_Dummy_Function in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c "
This is from a succesfull compilation, will be a problem afterwards? I will attach the appropriate fcf file.
Thank you in advance,
Best Regards,
Achillis
Removed the unused components and seems to be compiling OK!
Thank you a lot for your remarks.
What about the warning message: "Warning unreferenced functions removed:
FCD_USBSerial0_GetDefines in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
FCD_USBSerial0_SendByte in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
FCD_USBSerial0_SendString in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
FCD_USBSerial0_ReadString in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c
usb_get_state in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\pic_usb.c
usb_cdc_putc in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\usb_cdc_class.c
usb_cdc_tx_empty in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\usb_cdc_class.c
usb_cdc_print_str in: C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V3\BoostC\include\USB\usb_cdc_class.c
MX_USBSERIAL_Dummy_Function in: C:\Users\matrices\Desktop\temp\temp.c "
This is from a succesfull compilation, will be a problem afterwards? I will attach the appropriate fcf file.
Thank you in advance,
Best Regards,
Achillis
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