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There is missing oscillator setting in your example, you should specify what is the clock source for your PIC in this application (XT or HS or IntRC?)
Moreover, you have included ICD=TRUE statement. ...

Please read about #byte, #locate and #reserve directives in the compiler's manual. They should help you with placing your variables in RAM manually.

Just my curiosity: why are you using delay_us(10) in between readings from Data EEPROM? The read process is (almost when not counting SFR initialization overhead) as fast as reading from RAM registers ...

I'm not sure whether I'm right but what I see as potential cause of your problems is that the ad12temp is a FLOAT variable, which means it occupies 4 bytes in RAM memory. When your main routine modifi ...

int8 bit_position,port_value;

port_value=input_b();
printf("Input-Status PortB is ");
for (bit_position=8;bit_position>0;bit_position--) {
if (po ...

printf("%u",input_b()); //outputs 8-bit value of PORTB as ASCII string consisting of 1 to 3 characters
printf("%03u",input_b()); //outputs 8-bit va ...

Look at the built-in printf() function and its arguments.

Yes, that is correct -> PIC always begins its program execution from address 0x0000 and ISR vectors are generally fixed at 0x0004 (PIC16) or 0x0008 (PIC18).
However, you can relocate your main() a ...

Hi Harry,

maybe I'm wrong but I have encountered very similar problem to yours
when I switched some of my projects from PCWH 3.190 to 3.239.
Afterwards, the predefined constants which come from s ...

Thank you Eric for your suggestions but the runtime RAM approach is not suitable for me.
I know how to embed large ROM tables in my source code.
I'm doing this regularly in Excel with heavy support ...

Hello,
may someone of you please help me with the following:
I need to place certain amount of table entries in ROM.
Their count is constant at the time of compilation but may
vary for different c ...

Try something like rotary+quadrature+encoder
Companies ALPS & Bourns are producing such encoders.

If you want the compiler to include the body of your function
only once in the program memory then use #separate directive
just before the function definition.
#separate
int8 my_func(int1 arg1 ...

Hi,

I had a similar problem to yours (unsupported device in IC-Prog).
I tried [url=http://perso.wanadoo.es/siscobf/]WinPic800 instead and it helped me a lot.
Don't worry, you can use your JDM wit ...

Have a look at my routines which I posted recently at the Code library section http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19306

kypec