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In the 'code library' here you'll find someone converted the BUTTON() function from another source into CCS C. It works and it has several 'options', like active high, active low,timings. It' ...

Hello,

I have a PIC24 device and I use MPLAB 8.x and the CCS compiler. I am posting in the original thread I created and here is a summary again of my use case:

I want to simply read the state o ...

Following the suggestion of a Microchip thread, I did the following and now I'm able to step through the code.

Select Debugger > Settings > Select 'program after successful build"

Af ...

Build configuration has been set to Debug from the beginning.

I tried using the code example you gave above and I'm seeing the same error. When I try to step through the code, MPLAB launches a pop ...

You need to tell the compiler to compile for DEBUG. This is separate from
selecting the pins.
What environment are you working in?.
In the CCS IDE, if you select ICD=2 as I show, then it will de ...

Yes, as I said the ICSP is fine, I'm not worried about that.

And I have no issues compiling or even programming the part, the issue is with debugging.

For some reason, whenever I attempt to to ...

Use:

#define __USB_PIC_PERIF__ 1
#include <24FJ256GB206.h>
//#device icd=2 //Use if you want to debug

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#fus ...

Also look at your #use delay() as it has the capability of changing your clock fuses depending on where you place it and what options you select (and they don't reference fuses so you may not know it ...

I am still getting the error from MPLAB that my device is not ready for debugging. Someone on the Microchip forum asked the following question:

Which oscillator option have you selected in the CONF ...

UPDATE:

I moved the line

#device ICD=2

higher up in the code, and this has solved the compiler error I was seeing before.

Just a note that you can program on any of the interfaces without needing to set anything (they are all internally connected for programming).

In light of that fact, what do you think the below lin ...

Thanks, I checked the manual and I see the following:

ICD=TRUE

Generates code compatible with Microchips ICD debugging
hardware.

ICD=n

For chips with multiple ICSP ports specify the por ...

Hi,

I have inherited a design and code for a PIC24-based device. I am using MPLAB v8.92 with the PCD CCS compiler. Recently I have tried to debug the PIC24 using a PicKit3 programmer/debugger but t ...

void main(void){
static unsigned int16 last_PIN_B6 = PIN_LOW; // assuming initial state

// setup timer 5 to some reasonable debounce time

}

regarding setting ...

Or I suppose as Ttlemah previously stated, I could use a timer interrupt?

That's also an option. I have a few programs where I have a spare interrupt running that takes a 16 bit variable, shifts ...