Post by thread:Message not deliverable

This code: long i, j; i =j*5; causes these errors: ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 20:16:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT _t 1 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 21:7:EXPECTED ;, ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 21:7:EXPECTED , got s ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 24:5:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT R1 .. 6 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 25:5:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT R1 .. 6 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 26:5:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT R1 .. 6 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 27:12:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT R1 .. 6 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 35:14:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT _r 2 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 36:14:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT _q 2 ERROR C:\MPLAB\MPLABC14.LIB 37:14:ILLEGAL OR UNDEFINED ARGUMENT _s 2 I find this very disturbing since a file named ctutor.c which shipped with the compiler contains this code: #include <16c54.h> #include <math.h> unsigned int Num1=2, Num2=3; // Declare two eight bit numbers. unsigned long Num3; // Declare one long for the result. unsigned int Num3High @ &Num3+1; // Create an address for the top byte. void main() { while(1) { Num3 = Num1 * Num2; // Multiply the two bytes into a long. } } Thanks, David Novak Hopkins Mfg. spam_OUTnovakTakeThisOuTvalu-line.net ---------- {Quote hidden}> From: Andy Kunz <.....montanaKILLspam@spam@FAST.NET> > To: PICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: Re: Multiplication > Date: Monday, February 24, 1997 5:25 PM > > At 02:44 PM 2/24/97 -0600, you wrote: >>Why can't I use multiplication with MPLABC and the 16C63? I get all kinds > >of errors when I attempt it. Is it not possible, or am I doing something > >wrong? > > The 16C parts don't have hardware multiply. > > If using software, how about posting the routine. > > Andy

> I would like to find a 10cm x 10cm (or about that size) backlit touch > screen display. I was think of something like the Sony PDA uses (only > backlit) or something like the Kenwood high end remote control uses. I > would like to control the display using a PIC, so if anyone has code for > this I would appreciate a code donation. > > A list of manufacturers or dealers for this product would be much > appreciated. I've already looked in the usual sources (Digikey, Mouser, > Newark). > > Thanks, Stuart Allman .....studioKILLspam.....halcyon.com

At 05:31 PM 3/16/97 -0700, you wrote: {Quote hidden}>At 06:55 PM 3/16/97 -0500, you wrote: >>In a message dated 97-03-15 23:09:50 EST, you write: >> >><< >> I am currently working on a project which will require the design of >>a PC >> board, however I have no experience in this area. I have seen several >> PIClisters opinions of WinBoard (none good) and am wondering if anyone has >> some suggestions on an easy to learn program with a moderate price (no >> thousand dollar packages please). I was planning to etch the board myself >> using the iron on transfers so I would appreciate any comments from people >> who have tried that also. >> Oh, one last thing. I saw an ad in the latest Nuts & Volts for an >>etch >> system (tank, air agitator, heater) for $35US. This sounds like a good deal >> to me. Is it? >> >> Thanx, >> >> Jeff Kroll >> >> >Jeff, > >I hove found one of the best ways to make PCB's is to plot the image onto >the PCB, with a flat bed plotter. These can be bought new for about $700AUS >or second hand for about $300AUS, the pens are quite expensive at $15.00 >each but provide a high quality print. >> >> > >

> The last two notes (and probably this one), I've just sent to the PICLIST is > coming back with a "Message not deliverable" from Administratorspam_OUTMicrochip.COM. > > Is anybody at Microchip looking at this? > > myke > > "If at first you don't succeed, then maybe sky diving isn't the sport for > you" - Steve Smith > I am glad to see this message sent one 8 oclock this morning, uk time and got same reply, hope that this one gets through. PS is there a way to have the message you send, sent back as a confirmation of what was sent ? Andy Farrar

---Original Message----- From: Andrew Farrar <@spam@asfKILLspamEE.PORT.AC.UK> To: KILLspamPICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU <RemoveMEPICLISTTakeThisOuTMITVMA.MIT.EDU> Date: Wednesday, 23 July 1997 17:04 Subject: Re: Message not deliverable >> The last two notes (and probably this one), I've just sent to the PICLIST is >> coming back with a "Message not deliverable" from spamBeGoneAdministratorspamBeGoneMicrochip.COM. {Quote hidden}>> >> Is anybody at Microchip looking at this? >> >> myke >> >> "If at first you don't succeed, then maybe sky diving isn't the sport for >> you" - Steve Smith >> >I am glad to see this message sent one 8 oclock this morning, uk time >and got same reply, hope that this one gets through. I'm getting some very strange bounces from piclist at the moment. > >PS is there a way to have the message you send, sent back as a >confirmation of what was sent ? I haven't tried it, but if you've got a unix account, you could subscribe as an alias instead of your real email - then send stuff to piclist from your 'real' email. MikeS <TakeThisOuTmikesmith_ozEraseMEspam_OUTrelaymail.net>

Bob Lunn 07/23/97 06:40 PM >> is there a way to have the message you send >> sent back as a confirmation of what was sent ? > > I haven't tried it, but if you've got a unix account, > you could subscribe as an alias instead of your real > email - then send stuff to piclist from your 'real' > email. Guys, read the message you got from the list server when you first joined. If you send to the list server the message SET PICLIST ACK then the list server will send you an explicit acknowledgement of each message that it receives from you. If you send to the list server the message SET PICLIST REPRO then the list server will send you all messages that it receives from you. Conversely, if you use 'NOACK' or 'NOREPRO' then you turn off that function. ___Bob

Steve Smith wrote: > Myke > > I had a couple of bounced mails same message !!! > > Maybe Mircochip have a "Particularly Insensitive Computer" Try this: I'm getting it from this mailing list! Does some actually KNOW why this happens? I'm using Netscape Communicator on Win95. -- eric van es RemoveMEvanesTakeThisOuTilink.nis.za cape town, south-africa Looking for TEMPORARY/HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION? http://www.nis.za/~vanes/

Steve Smith wrote: > > Please Mircochip fix your server its bouncing loads of stuff... > > The path seems to be me to piclist to mircochip then back to me > > I didnt send it to Mircochip Who Did ??? > > I leave this subject with another ........ > "Posthumous Irrational Comment" To date, this has been a... Pretty Interesting Conversation

When this started happening earlier this year, Microchip eventually fixed it after about ten days (but without ever posting what had gone wrong, or an apology, if I recall correctly). If it happens to me, I respond politely to the mythical "Administrator" who originated the bounce, asking what's going on, with a copy to postmasterEraseME.....microchip.com . That causes a "user unknown" return because "EraseMEadministratormicrochip.com" doesn't exist to receive mail (only to bounce it?), so I then forward this message with all its headers to RemoveMEpostmasterEraseMEEraseMEmicrochip.com . (Who doesn't respond or bounce.) Let's see if it happens this time! Tim Forcer RemoveMEtmfspam_OUTKILLspamecs.soton.ac.uk Department of Electronics & Computer Science The University of Southampton, UK The University is not responsible for my opinions

---Original Message----- From: Eric van Es <RemoveMEvanesTakeThisOuTspamILINK.NIS.ZA> To: EraseMEPICLISTspamspamBeGoneMITVMA.MIT.EDU <RemoveMEPICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU> Date: Thursday, 24 July 1997 06:40 Subject: Re: Message not deliverable {Quote hidden}>Steve Smith wrote: > >> Myke >> >> I had a couple of bounced mails same message !!! >> >> Maybe Mircochip have a "Particularly Insensitive Computer" > >Try this: > >I'm getting it from this mailing list! >Does some actually KNOW why this happens? I'm using Netscape >Communicator on Win95. > I'm getting it from a particularly buggy incarnation of Internet Explorer 4 b2. - I'd stop using it, but its features outweigh the bugs :) (one of which seems to involve getting the odd dupe - I suspect it's not telling the ISP's unix host to delete all the messages...) MikeS <mikesmith_ozSTOPspamspam_OUTrelaymail.net>

Tim, when this happened before, the person in charge of Microchip's firewall/mail server said it happens when one of their employees moved/quit/transfered and didn't update/cancel their PICLIST subscription. Tim Forcer wrote: {Quote hidden}> > When this started happening earlier this year, Microchip eventually fixed > it after about ten days (but without ever posting what had gone wrong, or > an apology, if I recall correctly). > > If it happens to me, I respond politely to the mythical "Administrator" who > originated the bounce, asking what's going on, with a copy to > spamBeGonepostmasterSTOPspamEraseMEmicrochip.com . That causes a "user unknown" return because > "KILLspamadministratorspamBeGonemicrochip.com" doesn't exist to receive mail (only to bounce > it?), so I then forward this message with all its headers to > EraseMEpostmasterEraseMEmicrochip.com . (Who doesn't respond or bounce.) > > Let's see if it happens this time! > > Tim Forcer @spam@tmf@spam@spam_OUTecs.soton.ac.uk > Department of Electronics & Computer Science > The University of Southampton, UK > > The University is not responsible for my opinions

Mike Smith wrote: {Quote hidden}> ---Original Message----- > From: Eric van Es <spamBeGonevanesKILLspamILINK.NIS.ZA> > To: .....PICLISTspam_OUTMITVMA.MIT.EDU <TakeThisOuTPICLIST.....TakeThisOuTMITVMA.MIT.EDU> > Date: Thursday, 24 July 1997 06:40 > Subject: Re: Message not deliverable > > >Steve Smith wrote: > > > >> Myke > >> > >> I had a couple of bounced mails same message !!! > >> > >> Maybe Mircochip have a "Particularly Insensitive Computer" > > > >Try this: > > > >I'm getting it from this mailing list! > >Does some actually KNOW why this happens? I'm using Netscape > >Communicator on Win95. > > > > I'm getting it from a particularly buggy incarnation of Internet > Explorer 4 > b2. - I'd stop using it, but its features outweigh the bugs :) > (one of which seems to involve getting the odd dupe - I suspect it's > not > telling the ISP's unix host to delete all the messages...) > > MikeS > <TakeThisOuTmikesmith_ozKILLspamspamrelaymail.net> Fhew! I nearly thought that MS was one point up! <G> My Netscape has some funny quirks too. Like: Don't store more than 999 messages in a folder else it hangs itself (but not my PC). -- eric van es Mailto:.....vanesRemoveMEilink.nis.za WWW: http://www.nis.za/~vanes/ Cape Town, South-Africa Looking for TEMPORARY/HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION? http://www.nis.za/~vanes/accom.htm

---Original Message----- From: Eric van Es <RemoveMEvanesspamBeGoneILINK.NIS.ZA> To: spamBeGonePICLIST@spam@spam_OUTMITVMA.MIT.EDU <TakeThisOuTPICLISTspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU> Date: Friday, 25 July 1997 05:32 Subject: Re: Message not deliverable {Quote hidden}>Mike Smith wrote: > >> I'm getting it from a particularly buggy incarnation of Internet >> Explorer 4 >> b2. - I'd stop using it, but its features outweigh the bugs :) >> (one of which seems to involve getting the odd dupe - I suspect it's >> not >> telling the ISP's unix host to delete all the messages...) >> >> MikeS >> <mikesmith_ozEraseMErelaymail.net> > > Fhew! I nearly thought that MS was one point up! <G> Well, it probably is! Serves us right for using betas... >My Netscape has some funny quirks too. Like: Don't store more than 999 >messages in a folder else it hangs itself (but not my PC). > My PicList folder has some 3518 messages in it - I think I'll archive some, as switching to this folder is getting slow! MikeS <RemoveMEmikesmith_ozEraseMEspam_OUTrelaymail.net>

At 12:40 PM 7/25/97 +0930, you wrote: >My PicList folder has some 3518 messages in it - I think I'll archive some, >as switching to this folder is getting slow! I suspect quite a few of us are getting a lot of messages accumulated. What's the final word on availability of an archived version of the mail on the list? Is there one and I just don't know about it? Someone mentioned that they were going to be doing it back in January, but I followed that page for a while and it was never updated. Anyone else? -Todd Peterson E-Lab Digital Engineering, Inc. "Embedded Control & Integrated Circuit Solutions" EDE300 IC - Stamp I/O Expander & PC Interface IC EDE700 IC - Serial to LCD Interface IC EDE1200 IC - Stepper Motor Controller EDE1400 IC - Serial to Parallel-Printer IC http://www.netins.net/showcase/elab

Mike Smith wrote: > ---Original Message----- > From: Eric van Es <@spam@vanesRemoveMEEraseMEILINK.NIS.ZA> > To: EraseMEPICLIST@spam@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <@spam@PICLISTspam_OUT.....MITVMA.MIT.EDU> > Date: Friday, 25 July 1997 05:32 > Subject: Re: Message not deliverable > > >Mike Smith wrote: > > > > My PicList folder has some 3518 messages in it - I think I'll archive > some, > as switching to this folder is getting slow! > > MikeS > <spamBeGonemikesmith_ozEraseMErelaymail.net> Well Mike you beat me there! I've got about 1200 - censored. I just erase questions when they've been answered with the original quoted. I now have two folders PicList 1 & 2. Makes it quicker. -- eric van es Mailto:vanesspamBeGoneilink.nis.za WWW: http://www.nis.za/~vanes/ Cape Town, South-Africa Looking for TEMPORARY/HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION? http://www.nis.za/~vanes/accom.htm