Questions tagged [hi-tech-c]
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Do we have a '@' operator in embedded C or embedded C++? If yes, what is the explanation for the below code?
Code:
static volatile unsigned char TMR0 @ 0x01;
static volatile unsigned char PORTA @ 0x05;
static volatile unsigned char PORTB @ 0x06;
static volatile unsigned char PORTC @ 0x07;
This code is from the HT-PICC compiler, pic.h library file for…
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Hitech C Syntax
Can someone explain me this syntax? It comes from the Hi Tech C include file
/* STATUS bits */
static volatile bit IRP @ (unsigned)&STATUS*8+7;
static volatile bit RP1 @ (unsigned)&STATUS*8+6;
static volatile bit RP0 @…
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conflicting declarations for variable, type redeclared
I have these errors and a warning... I'm quite new to programming and I have no idea what it means. Can you guys take a look at this and tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks in advance
Errors and warning:
Looplicht v2.0.c:226: warning: (361)…
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How to fix 68HC11 Compiler from making invalid JMP/BRA codes
I am compiling C code for programming an EPROM for a device. The compiler being used is the Hi-Tech C Compiler. I believe it is version 7.80.
When I (Re-)Make my code, it produces a Binary (*.BIN) file for flashing to the EPROM.
I have found that…
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Led on/off using PIC 16f777a
I am doing an exercise using push button. When the button is pressed once the led starts blinking and when it is pressed again it stops. When I tried the led is blinking on 1st press but it is not stopping on 2nd. I am using PIC16F877A MCU with…
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Using HiTech C Libraries with MPLAB MCC18
Has anyone tried using the Hi-Tech PIC18 C libraries with the MPLAB MCC18 compiler and linker? We're a small group that has been handed a legacy project which was written in MCC18. We are interested in employing the more standard and extended…
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Hi-Tech C Compiler: #define: "taking the address of this object is illegal"
I'm trying to compile code for a PIC16F77 microcontroller using the Hi-Tech C compiler.
The code below gives an error on the last line in the snippet below. The errors are:
Error [195] C:\...\.c; 8.1 expression syntax
Error [201] C:\...\.c; 8.8…
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'error ";" expected' when initialising multiple structs
I have typdef'd a struct, and immediately below this I've simultaneously declared and initialised the variables I want using the typedef'd struct.
When I try to compile the code, there are no error messages relating to 'hi_aud', but the rest of the…
