pic18f6722 VS dspic30f6012

[azevedo]

Hello !
I am trying to use a flow chart that I have in the 8 bit version for the 16 bit version.
when compiling it gives error.
I'll give you the example here: C: \ ProgramData \ MatrixTSL \ FlowcodeV8 \ CAL \ / PIC16BIT \ PIC16BIT_CAL_String.c: 377: 18: note: expected 'MX_STRING' but argument is of type 'volatile MX_CHAR *'
control avi_dspic.c: 17550: 7: warning: passing argument 3 of 'FCI_SCOPY' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
C: \ ProgramData \ MatrixTSL \ FlowcodeV8 \ CAL \ / PIC16BIT \ PIC16BIT_CAL_String.c: 884: 13: note: expected 'MX_STRING' but argument is of type 'volatile MX_CHAR *'
control avi_dspic.c: 17551: 7: warning: passing argument 1 of 'FCI_SHEAD' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
C: \ ProgramData \ MatrixTSL \ FlowcodeV8 \ CAL \ / PIC16BIT \ PIC16BIT_CAL_String.c: 823: 13: note: expected 'MX_STRING' but argument is of type 'volatile MX_CHAR *'
the idea is to be able to use a more powerful microcontroller.
I appreciate the possible help!
thanks

[kersing]

Those are warning messages that can be ignored. Do you have real errors as well?

[azevedo]

hello kersing!
thanks for the quick response !
yes in fact besides these warnings, somewhere in the middle there is: control avi_dspic.c: 17534: 1: error: 'TRISA' undeclared (first use in this function)
control avi_dspic.c: 17534: 1: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
control avi_dspic.c: 17534: 1: error: 'PORTA' undeclared (first use in this function)
control avi_dspic.c: 17534: 1: error: 'LATA' undeclared (first use in this function)
 and at the end of the compilation:
Error returned from [xc16-gcc.exe]
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C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Flowcode \ Common \ Compilers \ pic16 \ batchfiles \ pic16_C30_comp.bat reported error code 1

[kersing]

Can you post your flowchart so we can check what generates that statement?

[azevedo]

this is the file that is giving me problems

[azevedo]

I already found out what the problem was!
the lack of attention sometimes betrays you!
I was declaring outputs from the microcontroller that in fact could not exist .....
thanks for the help anyway