Hi,
On FC9, do I need to purchase the Storage library to use a PICs internal timers?
Jan Didden
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Use of internal PIC timer functions
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Re: Use of internal PIC timer functions
Hi Jan.
If you are referring to timer interrupts, they don't require any library purchases.
If you want to know what's in each pack this is the first place to look.
Edit:
From reading the post on the Matrixtls forums, do you have a v5 example of what you would like to achieve?
Just as reminder.
The OSCCON within a C code block sets the internal oscillator to run at the correct speed.
The clock speed within project options sets up components with delays to run at the correct delay time.
If you are referring to timer interrupts, they don't require any library purchases.
If you want to know what's in each pack this is the first place to look.
Edit:
From reading the post on the Matrixtls forums, do you have a v5 example of what you would like to achieve?
Just as reminder.
The OSCCON within a C code block sets the internal oscillator to run at the correct speed.
The clock speed within project options sets up components with delays to run at the correct delay time.
Martin