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Also, sd libraries usually have an initialisation routine which you have to run before using the library.

Check to see if there is one in the csk_sd library.

I put "csk_sd.h " into Google and found
http://www.cubesatkit.com/docs/csk_sd_card_effs_thin_manual.pdf

Is that what you are using?

Writing to SD cards can be frustrating to get going

Make sure you use the FSIO header file.

Make sure that the SD card has been formatted

Showing us some code will also help :)

It sounds to me like you have a biased opinion about young people

I think that you are probably working outside your major - That is ok, it's quite common to be hired outside your major. I have a degree in Electronic Engineering. I got the job programming a...

Found using Google. Search string: p33FJ256GP710 sample code UART
http://homepage3.nifty.com/ARTWEB/pic1.files/T03-0030301c1.c

The great thing about microchip is the application notes.

http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/usart.pdf

I suppose that you could make a buffer and send one byte say, every, millisecond via a timer interrupt until the buffer was empty

That would be non-blocking.

For the C18 compiler, the print uses the vfprintf function with a vargs list.

The vfprintf uses the putc function for each byte generated (after processing the string) - This can take a little...

Yes there is, if you include <stdio.h> -> As long as you have manually set up USART1/UART1, you can most definitely use functions like printf, puts, fgetc, ... - If you are not using the standard...