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Re: Flags????
The way it is implemented in the code, _USE_CMU_CAM is a compiler directive. It tells the compiler to conditionally compile certain sections of code. Specifically, it will compile the code that makes the camera work.
#ifdef _USE_CMU_CAM
...
some code
...
#endif
If _USE_CMU_CAM is defined, the compiler will compile all the code between the #ifdef and #endif. If you're using MPLAB, go to the compiler options and you can define/undefine it. (I don't have MPLAB in front of me, so I'm not sure exactly where it is, but I think it's Project > Settings) If you intend on using the camera, you must have it defined, if you aren't using the camera, you must NOT have it defined. If the code was compiled with the camera code enabled, it will complain about not being able to find the camera when you run it.
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