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whats rong with it

hi friends,

this is part of the code used to read the binary data from a motorola Oncore gps timing RX (they do/did a version that can output 10Khz as well).

its got 4 errors so plz tell me what is bad

GetRx
   call   readst      ; read receiver data string
   iorlw   0      ; test W, 0 = checksum good
   btfss   status,z   ; if read error do not update lcd
   return
      ; Call again for second string
   call   readst      ; read receiver data string
   iorlw   0      ; test W, 0 = checksum good
   btfss   status,z
   return
      ; if read error do not update lcd
   MOVLW   0x01       ; Clear LCD
        CALL    cout
   CALL   chkbsy

   movf   day,w      ;Send date
   call   p_bin
   movlw   '-'
   call   dout
   movf   month,w
   call   p_bin
   movlw   '-'
   call   dout
   movf   year_hb,w
   movwf   hbyte
   movf   year_lb,w
   movwf   lbyte
   call   bin2bcd
   call   p_4      ; send 4 lsd from "R" reg to LCD

   movlw   ' '      ; send space
   call   dout

   movf   hour,w      ; send time
   return

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  • Well, if this is code intended for an 8051-compatible processor, then the solution is very simple - it is assembly written for a totally different type of processor.

    I would guess that it is actually code for a PIC processor. And since none of the products made by Keil are intended to be used with PIC processors, you would be looking for answers in the wrong place.

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  • Well, if this is code intended for an 8051-compatible processor, then the solution is very simple - it is assembly written for a totally different type of processor.

    I would guess that it is actually code for a PIC processor. And since none of the products made by Keil are intended to be used with PIC processors, you would be looking for answers in the wrong place.

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