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1995\06\03@072905 by SHAR

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hello friends
       I want to ask some questions
               1- Where can I buy Pic u cont. ( I want to know places )
               2- can I buy stamp u controllers . and are there any other
                       u controllers like it contains C or any other language

       Thanx


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1999\09\06@124256 by Edson Brusque
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Hello,

   Here are two questions:

   1) There's a way to integrate PIC_C with MPLAB?

   2) Is the David Tait's SERPIC "Serial Pic Programmer" compatible with
MPLAB?

   3) Is there a demo version of the CCS C Compiler?

   Best regards,

   Brusque

1999\09\06@183014 by Jose Luiz Pinto Souto

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Ola«Edson,
De uma olhada em http://www.bknd.com. Eles tem uma versao free ate« 1K de codigo.
Integra muito bem com MPLAB.
J Souto

Edson Brusque wrote:

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2000\05\05@200008 by o Dellisanti Vilardi
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<DIV><FONT size=3>Can anybody answer to these questions? (I'm using the
microchip C17 compiler)</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000><FONT size=3>- Is there a way to compile a c source
where there are unsigned long variable? </FONT></FONT><FONT size=3><FONT
color=#000000>How can I solve this problem? How can I use 32 bit integers? Can I
solve this problem with the new C18 compiler?</FONT></FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000><FONT size=3>- Is there another way to reset a bit? I
mean is there a better C code than this : PORTX &amp;= (0xFF - mybit)&nbsp;
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2000\05\05@223548 by Clyde Smith-Stubbs
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On Sat, May 06, 2000 at 02:02:58AM +0200, Massimiliano Dellisanti Vilardi wrote:
> - Is there a way to compile a c source where there are unsigned long variable? How can I solve this problem? How can I use 32 bit integers? Can I solve this problem with the new C18 compiler?

Yes, get HI-TECH C. It supports all ANSI data types.

> - Is there another way to reset a bit? I mean is there a better C code than this : PORTX &= (0xFF - mybit)  ??

Like this:

       PORTX &= ~mybit;

This assumes that "mybit" is a byte-size thing, and you want to reset the
corresponding bits. The ~ operator is a bitwise inversion. To reset a single bit, use

       PORTX &= ~(1 << bitno);

A decent compiler will optimize this when bitno is a constant to a single instruction.

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