gnupic: Re: [gnupic] in-circuit debugger


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Subject: Re: [gnupic] in-circuit debugger
From: Byron A Jeff ####@####.####
Date: 5 Feb 2007 12:10:40 +0000
Message-Id: <20070205120603.GA17315@cleon.cc.gatech.edu>

On Sun, Feb 04, 2007 at 02:32:47PM -0700, Maxim Wexler wrote:
> >
> >
> >Describe the circuit wiring diagram and post the code.
> 
> 
> 
> Hmm, seems to be one  of  yours, Byron.  Now's a good time to ask about the
> '^80s'. They don't show up in the 'step' output and I took one out without
> effect. What are they for?

Just to get rid of the error messages when using register addresses that are
greater than 0x80. No actual effect on the code because there's only a 7 bit
slot for the register number, which causes the error to begin with.


> Works as desired in gpsim: toggling RB5 stops and starts display. In
> hardware -- LEDs never light.

OK. I see the intended effect. I presume that the switch is wired between
RB5 and GND with a pullup resistor (what value?) and the LED (how many?) 
is wired to RB0?

Question: does the LED blink in hardware without the switch code? Also 
I can't remember how long the delay is supposed to be.

BAJ
> 
> ;
> ; blink88.asm -- A PIC16F88 Hello World Program
> ;
> 
> ;
> ; source code for gpasm by Byron Jeff - July 31st 2002,
> ;
> ;
> 
> ; The standard 1st Blinky LED program for PICDesigner.
> 
> ; I/O
> ; B0-B2,E0: Interface to 7445 decoder which grounds cathodes.
> ; D0-D7   : Interface to LED anodes.
> 
> ;
> ; define PIC device type
> ;
>    LIST    P=16F88
> 
> ;
> ; define config fuses
> ;
>       __config
> _CONFIG1,_BODEN_OFF&_CP_OFF&_PWRTE_ON&_WDT_OFF&_LVP_ON&_INTRC_IO&_MCLR_OFF
> 
> ; Reset the default radix to decimal. I use 0x for hex numbers
>    RADIX    DEC
> 
> ;
> ; include PIC register definitions, and some macros
> ;
> #include "p16f88.inc"
> 
> ; Define some variables
> SW    equ    5
> 
>    CBLOCK    0x20
>    c1
>    c2
>    c3
>    display
>    endc
> 
> ;
> ; code start
> ;
>    org    0
>    goto    init
> 
>    org    8        ; Leave room for later interrupts
> 
> init
>    bsf    STATUS,RP0    ;register page 1
>    movlw    0x70
>    movwf    OSCCON ;^ 0x80
>    bcf    STATUS,RP0            ;register page 0
>    clrf    PORTB        ;
>    bsf    STATUS,RP0    ;register page 1
>    movlw    0xf8
>    movwf    TRISB ^ 0x80    ;initialize port B so that portb0-b2 is out
>    bcf    STATUS,RP0    ;register page 0
>    clrf    PCLATH
> 
>    clrf    PORTB
> 
>    clrf    display        ; clear the display
> 
> main
>    movf    display,w    ; get the display
>    andlw    7        ; only last 3 digits
>    movwf    PORTB        ; Set the column
>    call    delay
>    incf    display,F    ; next display
>    goto    main        ; loop forever.
> switch
> ;blank
>    clrf    PORTB
>    retlw    0
>    ;goto     blank
> delay
>    clrf    c1
>    clrf    c2
>    movlw    20
>    movwf    c3
> 
> kwloop
>    btfsc    PORTB,SW    ; RB5 switch press?
>    call    switch
>    decfsz    c1,F        ; Delay awhile for char to xmit
>    goto    kwloop
>    decfsz    c2,F
>    goto    kwloop
>    decfsz    c3,F
>    goto    kwloop
>    return
> 
>    END
> 
> Circ: leds on RB0-2,  one debounced-by-hardware pb switch(NO).
> 
> Maxim

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