C CODE doesn't work with V3

[MIKE_31]

Hi,
I write this following program but the C Code doesn't work
LCD display always "48' why ??

Thank
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//Appel de la Routine Composant
Appel de la Routine Composant:

LCDDisplay(0)::Init
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//Appel de la Routine Composant
Appel de la Routine Composant:

LCDDisplay(0)::Efface
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//Calcul
Calcul:

RANG = 51
TOTO = 3
OUT = 48
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//Boucle
Boucle:

Tant que1
<LOOP>

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//Code C
Code C:

FCV_OUT = FCV_OUT + 1;
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//Appel de la Routine Composant
Appel de la Routine Composant:

LCDDisplay(0)::Γ‰crit_Num(OUT)
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//Pause
Pause:

1 s
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//Appel de la Routine Composant
Appel de la Routine Composant:

LCDDisplay(0)::Efface
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</LOOP>
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[Steve]

I can think of 2 possibilities:

1) The watchdog timer config bit is enabled, meaning your program restarts before OUT increments

2) The clock sped is set wrong and the delay of 1s is actually much larger.

[Benj]

The Flowcode simulation will not work as you are using C code to increment the OUT variable. It should work fine on hardware.

[MIKE_31]

Yes Benj,

Thank a lot,It's better using hardware.......

I have a other question :

Is it possible to have the function pow(x,y) in flowcode ??
If i use it I have a message error ?
How can i use X^Y ??

Thank for you replay........


Mike

[Benj]

Hello Mike

You can do power calculations as follows.

Create your two variables eg A and B.

Variable A may need to be an Int 16 bit variable to hold the result.

Then assign values to A and B with a calculation icon.

Then create a while loop with "B" in the loop while text box (do not include the brackets). This means that the loop will run while B is greater then 0.

Inside the loop create the following calculation "A = A * A"

Then create another calculation to decrment variable B "B = B - 1"

Hope that this helps.