Re: multiple Interrupts on screen
by Marty Geist » 11. Apr 2017, 12:08
Hi All;
Algorithman, I Mis-copied when I read from one machine and copied to this one, the M in Master is a Capital letter,
it shows this same kind of error for all four Lines, both picMaster and picSlave and both Command and Data sections..
Also further down it shows a problem with the other pic lines,
interrupts.cpp :54:3 error: 'picMasterCommand' was not declared in this scope
picMasterCommand.Write(0x11):
In all cases the upward carrot is pointing at the small letter 'p' in pic if that is of any Help..
I also got the Link to work by Double clicking on it, Thanks..
I FOUND the Problem, IN trying to make things like they were in Your Video, I had commented out the Lines
Port8BitSlow picMasterCommand;
and the other three similar lines, as in Your video I thought You hadn't included them at this point..
It now shows another problem, which I think is a problem sorting out which sections are starting with a Capital and which are not in the code lines that involve codeSegmentSelector and CodeSegmentSelector..
I FOUND that Problem now as well..
In Your Video Part 5 in the line You Originally had
uint16_t CodeSegment = gdt->codeSegmentSelector(); and later it got changed to
uint16_t CodeSegment = gdt->CodeSegmentSelector(); Which I did not catch in the Video, so I am back to having Single Interrupts !!! Hooray !!
THANK YOU Marty
Last edited by Marty Geist on 12. Apr 2017, 00:20, edited 1 time in total.