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Yes, it works fine for me with e.g. the 18F452 PIC.

Remember when you use the function that you
must use pointer to the variable

The correct code is:
write_program_memory(0x1000, &data, ...

Yes, there ought to be a better way.

I am using pcwh 3.216 .

My code:
int tanktoshow;
signed long temperature[20];
char string [20];

tanktoshow=1;

I am using this line to load the signe ...

I have a signed long in the range of -5000 to +5000 representing a temperature between -500,0 to +500,0 degree C

When I try to convert the value to a string using the fprintf it works fine
for val ...

This is great humor. He He.

br

Poul Laughing

I just upgraded to 3208 in my WIN98 OS.
Immidiately after compiling source code (compiling fine in 3207),
I get the message from Wndows that PCW had made an illegal operation.

Please comment.
: ...

Dear friend.

Many thanks for your help. I was very confused about this matter since the code has been working fine for at least one year. I believe that one of the reasons for the proble ...

[The syntax _should_ work.
Remember 'receiver' has to be a defined variable at this point, as does 'receivedtelegrams'.
I have just compiled the code as:
int8 receivedtelegrams[50][2];
int8 receiv ...

Thanks for your answer. Before I wrote to the forum I looked into the manual and found the same answer, however if I use:
memcpy(&receivedtelegrams[receiver][0], &receivedtelegr ...

Since version 3.142 and also in the recent 3.202 I have experienced problems with the memcpy command:

memcpy(receivedtelegrams[receiver][0], receivedtelegrams[receiver][1],40);

E ...

Further to my last message:

I have tried also to run the program with a small allocation:

int16 msgreadtlgno[8];
#locate msgreadtlgno =0x390

Again my program go haywire.

Maybe there is a ...

Thanks for your help.

When the #locate is used, then the array start adress is 0x052C

Best regards

Poul

After upgrading from version 3.142 to 3.190 I have problems
running my code. The problems seems to arise from these lines:

char telegramstosend[8] [3] [40];
#locate telegramstosend =0x060 ...

Thanks, that was a good idea, I have already a FRAM in the design I can use.

Regards

Poul

In my 'master' (18f6720) unit I want to keep a copy of the code for a
smaller 'slave' (16f452) unit. In case of exchange of the slave unit I can download the code using a bootloader. How c ...