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Xbeejunior wrote:Hi,
the entire special offer has been over since April 20th, the extension of the offer was only an exception and will probably not be done anymore ...
Greeting

So, I'm not a lucky man , I missed it for only few days...

Thanks for your reply.

Steve wrote:Our special offer has been extended, so there's still time to upgrade.

I would like to know if the special offer is always extended ?

Regards

Thanks for the reply Martin :) I have checked the wiki and it is not specified that it can't directly read SFR. https://www.matrixtsl.com/wiki/index.php?title=C_Code_Simulation PS : I had forgotten to activate the "C Simulate" feature by clicking on the icon. I have well a message box whic...

medelec35 wrote:

DeeJayOne wrote:Knowing that a 8-bit PIC µC doesn't heat a lot,

That would depend on how many LED's or simulator loads driving at once + osc speed.

Of course !!!
I like Low Power system applications : LOW POWER = LESS HEAT, LESS POLUTION -> ECO FRIENDLY

Thanks for your reply chipfryer27

Knowing that a 8-bit PIC µC doesn't heat a lot, I think that getting the die temperature shoudn't be very different than getting the ambiant temperature.

Is there a place in the forum to ask new feature request ?

Regards

I don't understand Martin. I have tried to follow this wiki article as example which speaks about "custom interrupt" : https://www.matrixtsl.com/wiki/index.php?title=Custom_Interrupts_-_PICmicro As we can see, it seems there is a way to get directly values from PIC SFR. So where is the tro...

I'm asking if E-blocks2 Programmer boards have a embedded ZIF socket or not. No it does not, it just has Dip sockets. Is there a specific reason e.g only for programming multiple chips or to use with other E-blocks2 to plug in to the ports of the multiprogrammer? In my case, it would be for program...

Hi everyone ! :) I'm asking if E-blocks2 Programmer boards have a embedded ZIF socket or not. It seems that my eyes don't see it on the pictures, so I have tried to find it in the "accessories section" but without any success. I have finally found this item : EB072 - ZIF socket programmer ...

m asking why TMR2 has an available rollover value and NOT TMR0 in Flowcode. It's nothing to do with Flowcode, its to do with the pic architecture. On your target device, Timer 2 has a period register (PR2) and timer 0 does not. I would not recommend using PIC10F322, it has such a small amount of me...

Hi everyone !

I'm a newbie with Flowcode and I have some trouble to make the difference between a macro and a function.
It seems that either a macro or either a function is called a MACRO in Flowcode.
I find this is not easy to distinguish them.

I'm using a PIC10F322 and I'm asking why TMR2 has an available rollover value and NOT TMR0 in Flowcode.

PS : I use flowcode v8.2.2.15 (2020-02-28)

You won't be able to read SFR values within simulation unless using Ghost hardware, E.g Flowkit2 or Multiprogrammer It will work on your hardware i.e tmr0_value will contain the value of TMR0 Simulation will not work with any manually added C Code blocks. It would be nice having a message in Flowco...

Hi everyone !

I try to read the TMR0 register value but it seems it doesn't work.
The value keeps always 0

My Cfg :
- Windows 10
- FlowCode v8.2.2.15 (2020-02-28)

medelec35 wrote:You should have:PIC Compiler.png& within pic:PIC Compiler2.png

I can see that you have the "Common" subfolder as me after my first compiler installation.
Now, I haven't this subfolder and it solves the problem, very strange...

Hi DeeJayOne, What are the root folders within C:\Program Files (x86)\Flowcode\Common\Compilers ? After checking the install folder during the install process with an other compiler (PIC16 this time), I can see that the compiler want to install in the following default folder : C:\Program Files (x8...

I meet the same problem. After installing the 8-bit PIC C compiler and re-starting Flowcode v8, the error message is always present. Then I have restarted my computer without any change. I have verified the C-compiler path in the "build menu -> compiler options" and I can see that the defa...

Hi everyone! I'm a newbie with Flowcode 8 and I would like to know how to use the TIM (Temperature Indicator Module) of the PIC10F322. When I search in the menu "sensor -> temperature" , I don't find any "internal temperature" component. PIC10F322 Datasheet link : http://ww1.micr...