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#use standard_io(B) error in 16F690

 
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#use standard_io(B) error in 16F690
PostPosted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 3:55 am     Reply with quote

hi,
using ccsc v3.236, I get an error with the pragma #use standard_io(B) compiling the program for a 16F690. This error disappear compiling for another PICs (for example 16F873A). There are no problems using the pragma with another port like A or C using the 16F690.
I think that the problem is relationated with the number of pins in the port B (16F690 has only B4-B7), but it's strange because similar pragmas like #use fast_io(B) doesn't get any problems.
Can somebody give me any suggestion? Thank's in advance.
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:29 am     Reply with quote

I tested vs. 3.236 and got the same error. I then tested vs. 3.249
and it's fixed in that version.

Do you need to set standard i/o mode ? It's the default mode.
If you don't specify any mode, the compiler automatically uses
standard i/o mode.
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 2:08 am     Reply with quote

PCM programmer wrote:
I tested vs. 3.236 and got the same error. I then tested vs. 3.249
and it's fixed in that version.


Ok thank you. Then I'll update my compiler.

PCM programmer wrote:

Do you need to set standard i/o mode ? It's the default mode.
If you don't specify any mode, the compiler automatically uses
standard i/o mode.


Yes I know, but I need to use it because I have to use the fast_io pragma in a small part of the code to make it faster. After these faster lines code, I want to restore again to the standart_io.

Thank you again!
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