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Hi friends,i must have you help for this Cereous problum,
i have a code about a digital thermometer using the proc baord. I have compiled this code in microvision ide And the code is compiled and Built with some warnings and it works very Well.
The point is that i have built the circuit in time and it works perfectly.
the code isthis
int wait_1second ( void) delay { int delay_count ; delay_count = 100000; label: delay_count = --delay_count; if ( delay_count > 1 ) goto label; end_label: } }
I burn the proc whith the .hex generated and my LCD just show squares and charactors .
I have written the same code using other one and it works perfectly, i don't use assembler, thats the reason why i'm here asking for help. I put this circuit in files .asm & .hex for you to see.
Thanks in advance
Don't everyone want an autopilot who wants to roll the plane upside-down if you cross the north pole?
I think the prototypes of the F-16 had that, and if I am not mistaken - the F-22, too! And I'm sure that flight control systems for figher jets are written by skilled people.
wait. I think it was the equator that caused the problem.
The equator is an easier target to pass, so it represents an easier bug to detect and fix.
But more than one system have managed to forget about sign changes and division by zero when passing either over one of the poles.
Another thing that has managed to reach end users before being caught is crossing the date line.
"more than one system have managed to forget about sign changes and division by zero"
Wasn't Ariane one of them...?
"crossing the date line."
Or even correctly coping with Leap years...
Who said, "Y2K"...?