can anyone help me with pic programing?! assembly based

[dudong]

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hey can any one here who can help me with my project? im trying to dim a lamp using pic12f675.

[eax]

hey can any one here who can help me with my project? im trying to dim a lamp using pic12f675.

Try to read ang iyang manual or data sheet. Makita man na nimo kung unsa ang mga output pins.

I don't know PIC12F675 but I think naa pa ka i-configure sa imong program na mahimo siya ug output/input.

[Tin_Tin]

unsa diay miong problem sa PIC bro...?

[ic3s]

project ni bro? or hobby2x lang?

unsay supply gamit nimo? pwede na usb powered kana imong PIC?

[softtouch]

Not much response from him...
Maybe he dimmed the lamp with a hammer... and now he can not find the keyboard anymore to response...?

[uzumaki]

maorag lisod kon e paagi nato og low level bro dili pwede kon vb nalang or any high level

[Tin_Tin]

maorag lisod kon e paagi nato og low level bro dili pwede kon vb nalang or any high level

i dont think it would be possible to use high level languages when programming a PIC based on what i know BASIC, C ug assembly ra ang pwede. Low level ang kailangan kay microcontroller man ang gi program.

[eax]

i dont think it would be possible to use high level languages when programming a PIC based on what i know BASIC, C ug assembly ra ang pwede. Low level ang kailangan kay microcontroller man ang gi program.

Sakto gyud.

Dili na maayo kung mag-gamit ug high-level programming languages sa PIC kay gamay ra siya ug RAM and ROM.

[uzumaki]

Sakto gyud.

Dili na maayo kung mag-gamit ug high-level programming languages sa PIC kay gamay ra siya ug RAM and ROM.

btw pod sa how about C++?

[kolz]

btw pod sa how about C++?

C++ can but note that PIC's have a small memory footprint, the overhead that C++ introduces (size of virtual tables, exceptions are a no-no on these devices, RTTI or even the default C++ libraries are huge) makes it impossible to program on these microcontrollers with very limited space for program memory.

If you are using linux, there's a free PIC development platform you can use to program in assembly. I forgot the name.

I used to develop USB controllers using PIC's before, but not in assembly - but in C. You may want to try Hi-Tech C compiler for Microchip PIC. It can support PIC 12F675. The one's I've been using before are the more readily available 16FXX.

Here's the link for hi-tech C compiler: http://www.htsoft.com/

Again if you're using Linux to develop firmware for these devices, the C compiler is free.