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I'm sure there should be some information out there already.
But I could buy a beer for Ttelmah (or other) for such a sticky topic. Very Happy

Immediately, unless for some reason interrupts are disabled.

This is where 'scaled integers' come in very useful.

Have a look in the manual 'common questions and answers'. 'How much time do math ...

Don't know where I've learned (and later forgot) that variables and constants can not start with a number... Maybe in VB?
Anyway, CCS still does not accept it. You can try it and you will get an erro ...

Solved

Glad to find the solution, but ashamed for such a lame mistake...
Ive been carring with this problem for years

MY FAULT, KEEP THIS AS A GUIDE TO WHAT YOU CAN DO, AND WHAT YOU CANT. THERE IS NO SUCH PROBLEM! READ IF YOU WANT, THE SOLUTION IS AT THE END.

Hi!
Ive been using CCS and MPLAB X together for a long ...

Ok, I'm giving up. I've found alternate solution. Not proud, but works.
My problem was that communication was not quite working after initialization. And the data sent over TX pin was corrupt, at lea ...

As far as I'm able to check with a pocket oscilloscope and "hand probing" i don't see any real brownout.

From the multiple possibilities of a startup, its quite difficult to differentiate ...

During confinement will be difficult, but not impossible. I will try to check if a brownout is really happening.
But I'm powering the circuit from external power supply, so this should not be the cas ...

Thanks!
Looked at the errata of 12F1840, but seems not to have problems with restart cause.
When checking STATUS and PCON register, first instruction of all, it also seems that a brownout occurred. ...

Hi!
My program check the restart cause so it can resume program in case it was due to a brownout restart.
Programming the PIC (with PICKIT 4) cause the PIC to report a brownout restart just after pr ...

Thanks for all the help provided!
This is one of my libraries that will benefit from the lessons learned here Smile

http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=228035

Hi!
Ive been working on a project that needs to write to an external EEPROM, and then continue doing "stuff" very quickly. The problem for me was not the time from write to write (usually 5 ...

In your post earlier in this topic, you showed an example using 'RS232'.
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58490&start=5
I was just trying to give you what you wanted.

Oh, i was ...

Noted! Put ERRORS in the #use RS232 Very Happy

Anyway, ive never found any problems with it. But next time could be "the one".

As said in previous post, checking for "STDOUT" wor ...

I don't understand this:
#define RS232 definedinc(STDOUT)
Benefits of define this instead of directly using it?

And also its not needed ERRORS:
#use rs232(UART1, baud=9600, ERRORS)

Pr ...