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Problems with using a C167 code on a XC164

Martin Wagesreither

I wrote a code for the C167 which I want to use with a XC164, but I got lots of error messages as I compiled the code and now I don't have any more ideas to solve this problem...

Beside changing the device to XC164CS and the .h-file to XC164.h, what else I have to take care about?

Some error-examples:

PPF_3.C(35): error C67: 'P1': undefined identifier

corresponding code (beneath include-files)

sbit L2_1 = P1^6;

or

PPF_3.C(302): error C67: 'T3CON': undefined identifier

corresponding code (in main)
T3CON=0x0003;


Thanks in advance!

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    Generally speaking, if the compiler tells you that something is undefined, maybe it IS REALLY undefined.... :-)
    Take a look at the include files XC164.H and REG167.H: peripheral names have been changed, according to the new naming method adopted by Infineon (as stated in Infineon manual).
    Thus you have to change the names into your source file: i.e. T3CON in C16x becomes GPT12E_T3CON in XC16x.
    Another solution would be

    #define T3CON GPT12E_T3CON

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    Generally speaking, if the compiler tells you that something is undefined, maybe it IS REALLY undefined.... :-)
    Take a look at the include files XC164.H and REG167.H: peripheral names have been changed, according to the new naming method adopted by Infineon (as stated in Infineon manual).
    Thus you have to change the names into your source file: i.e. T3CON in C16x becomes GPT12E_T3CON in XC16x.
    Another solution would be

    #define T3CON GPT12E_T3CON

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