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Re: A New Programmer
Thanks very much. I'll keep you updated as to how it progresses.
So, I can use MPLab to extract the default code and edit it, correct? Last edited by Spartan151 : 18-01-2008 at 22:47. Reason: Needed to ask an additional question. |
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Re: A New Programmer
Ok, Good Luck
Joey |
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Re: A New Programmer
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- Once you've extracted all the files, open the FrcCode.mcw file. It should load MPLAB. - You should see two windows, the Project Browser and the Output window. In the Project Browser, double click on user_routines_fast.c - Scroll down to the User_Autonomous_Code function. Insert the autonomous code you written after the line that reads Code:
/* Add your own autonomous code here. */ Good luck --Ryan P.S.: Remember to check your semicolons! |
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