Code Flashing Issues

[Roger]

MP-LAB? Assuming yes...

Make sure MP-LAB is working the correct subdirectory.

(Easy way, Project -> Close: see what subdirectory it says it's in.)

Make sure IFI Loader is getting from the correct subdirectory.

If you put everything in a new subdirectory to make a new project, the MP-LAB workspace may still be pointing to the old subdirectory.

Sometimes if things aren't working right, the best bet is to copy all the files to a new subdirectory and use project wizard to create a new project. There is a time limit sometimes of how many different things you could try to fix it versus just recreate it.

After Preview: I suppose JamesBrown could be right, that the code isn't reaching the printf, but ...

Originally Posted by bluenp

When it was running, in the terminal I noticed that the change I made in the printf statement had not been made.

I just figured the old printf was printing, so, yes, if there were changes in code around the printf, it could be code issues. Or it may be MP-LAB looking at the wrong locations. (Hey! That sounds like a song!)

Roger.
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[bluenp]

Yes, I am using MP LAB.

I had previously moved everything into a new folder (and deleted all of the old hex files as to make sure that I was indeed flashing the most current). The thing that makes me believe that it's not flashing correct is that the printf statement occurs and it outputs

offset1: offset2:

and when I was editing the code i made a typo to where it was "offsetf" instead of offset2, however when outputting on the terminal it still says offset2.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by bluenp

Yes, I am using MP LAB.

I had previously moved everything into a new folder...

Make doubly sure that you're editing the right file. The editor can keep a connection to the file in the old folder until you close everything and open it again from the project window.