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That's good news. Hope it all goes well!

Hmm. Im unsure what could be the issue then. Unfortunately I havent got a Pic8 to hand at the moment. The only thing I can suggest is that, having looked at the Flowcode maybe try bracketing the variables in the defines, though it doesnt look like this is a problem. Either that or big-endianness cou...

OK, good luck. If you'd like to see the problem at work on a PC, you can use the C code in Visual Studio (assuming you have it as you're using VB) to exhibit a similar problem:

Hi Spanish_dude. Without seeing the program this is only a guess. Is this on an 8-bit pic? Chances are the bit-shifts are 8-bit. This means the instruction codes most likely only support (1 << 7) as the maximum shift available. I would guess that the ints are 'faked' using two byte values and accumu...

Hi. If anyone is interested, there is a YouTube video of the dsPIC with a gLCD attached available. The program was built using the new Flowcode for dsPIC software.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KeUJgCvt0I

Thanks! One thing I didn't do was post the Flowcode files though! Hopefully better late than never.

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Hi Wolfgang. I'm a new member of Matrix working as a C/C++ developer.

In C, preceding a constant with a '0' indicates that constant is octal, so only the digits 0-7 are valid. Therefore '09' is an invalid integer as '9' is not a valid octal digit. Removing the 0 should fix the problem.

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Jonny