Thread: Some problems

Hi everyone.

Thanks in advance for the questions i'm about to post, sorry to bother if the questions are to redundant or lame.

C language is all the same irregardless of which type of compiler you are using right?.

eg. I'm using a MPLab.IDE. but I want to work on/edit a file that has a different header.

#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/signal.h>
#include <avr/iom16.h>

I am suppose should change it to

#include <p.18f4520.h>
void Init_LCD(void);
void W_ctr_8bit(char);
void W_data_8bit(char);

I'm unsure of which header files to call or include. If i want to compile it using MPLab IDe.

Please help. Thanks alot

Originally Posted by danko

Hi everyone.

Thanks in advance for the questions i'm about to post, sorry to bother if the questions are to redundant or lame.

C language is all the same irregardless of which type of compiler you are using right?.

eg. I'm using a MPLab.IDE. but I want to work on/edit a file that has a different header.

#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/signal.h>
#include <avr/iom16.h>

I am suppose should change it to

#include <p.18f4520.h>
void Init_LCD(void);
void W_ctr_8bit(char);
void W_data_8bit(char);

I'm unsure of which header files to call or include. If i want to compile it using MPLab IDe.

Please help. Thanks alot

Ok, you don't "call" header files. You #include them. What I see here is one include statement of a file named "p.blahblah.h" and 3 function prototypes declared. If you are using a LIBRARY then you need to read the documentation of the library to see how stuff works. IF you have a question regarding syntax you could ask but I see nothing here that is a problem...

Um, I wanted to detect the signals from my sensor(LM35DZ).
send it into my Chip ADC Port.
after which, the results displayed on the LCD. be it in hex or converted already.

#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/signal.h>
#include <avr/iom16.h>

"should i read up on the avr compiler to know what are they including, than convert it using the MPLab IDE library files?. that does the same function?"

>what platform are you coding for?
um? platform?. *confused*

thanks again!