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Compiling examples for PCB included w/mplab

 
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PostPosted: Sun May 13, 2007 11:29 pm     Reply with quote

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I got the errors that there is an undefined or undeclared define
set_tris_d, in the files lcd.c and kbd.c

Before you start, you need to know that most of the chips supported by
PCB don't have a Port D.

If you want to compile those drivers for Port B, then you need to
configure the drivers for Port B by putting the following #define
statement above the #include statement for the driver. Example:
Code:

#define use_portb_kbd 1
#include <kbd.c>

void main()
{
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PCB Problems
PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 8:39 pm     Reply with quote

Thanks for your help! I thought port d was strange, but I figured that the examples files included would compile. I saw that the devices file is shorter than the regular PCB, but again, I assumed... I know, when you assume... Thanks again for the reply, and I'll try somthing that is less i/o intensive
Stephen Marquis
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