my program can't compile through,anyone can help me

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#include <pic.h>
void initPORTB(void); //initialize portb
void initTMR1(void); //initialize TMR1
void interrupt TMR1INT(void); //TMR1 interrupt program
void display(void); //display program
int second=0; //counter variable
void main()
{
initPORTB(); //initialize portb
initTMR1(); //initialize TMR1
while(1){}
}
void initPORTB() //initialize PORTB
{
TRISB=0X00; //set PORTB is output
PORTB=0X00; //initialize PORTB output is 0；
}
void initTMR1()
{
T1CON&=0XC0; //set frequency ratio is 1:1，select internal clock ，close TMR1
GIE=0; //close interrupt
TMR1H=0X9E; //set TMR1 initial value=9e58H,the simulation frequency is 1MHz
TMR1L=0X58; //4*(ffff-9E58+1)=100ms
TMR1IF=0; //clear TMR1 interruption flag
TMR1IE=1; //enable TMR1 interrupt
PEIE=1; //enable Peripheral interrupt
GIE=1; //enable global interrupt
TMR1ON=1; //open TMR1
}
void interrupt TMR1INT() //TMR1 interruption program
{
GIE=0; //close interruption
TMR1IF=0; //clear interruption flag
second++; //counter add 1
display(); //display counter
TMR1H=0X9E; //reset counter initial value
TMR1L=0X58;
GIE=1; //open interruption
TMR10N=1; //open counter TMR1
}
void display()
{
int disp;
if(second>9)
{
disp++;
if(disp>9) disp=0; //out the rage of display，clear the value
second=0;
}
PORTB=(disp<<4)|second; //display
}


this is my program,I don't know where is wrong, can you help me find the mistake

what error or errors are you getting. Please cut and then paste the compiler output here.

Executing: "C:\HT-PIC\BIN\PICC.EXE" -C -E"test2.cce" "test2.c" -O"test2.obj" -Zg9 -O -ASMLIST -Q -MPLAB -16F877
Halting build on first failure as requested.
BUILD FAILED: Tue Apr 24 22:02:00 2012

all of it. You missed the actual error msg.

If you could put it in CODE tags, it would preserve the spacing and make it easier to read, too.

the space exist at first,but when I copy on the forum,it disappear

sheldonny said:

the space exist at first,but when I copy on the forum,it disappear

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True, but if you use code tags then it will keep it's format.

Either use the code button or type [code] before it and [/code] after it.

Mike.

Spelling mistake " TMR10N=1; //open counter TMR1 "

a zero instead of an 'O'

TMR1ON = 1;

Pommie said:

True, but if you use code tags then it will keep it's format.

Either use the code button or type [code] before it and [/code] after it.

Mike.

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Exactly. I think it's "code" in capital letters, though. Just wanted to mention that. Maybe it works both ways?

Ian Rogers said:

Spelling mistake " TMR10N=1; //open counter TMR1 "

a zero instead of an 'O'

TMR1ON = 1;

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Good eye!

sheldonny said:

the space exist at first,but when I copy on the forum,it disappear

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That's why I suggested you use code tags.

DerStrom8 said:

That's why I suggested you use code tags.

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You can get code tags by clicking on the # icon.

And we are still waiting to see all your output.

DerStrom8 said:

Exactly. I think it's "code" in capital letters, though. Just wanted to mention that. Maybe it works both ways?

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I use lower case and it always works..

Good eye!

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Not really! I copied the code and complied it...... That was the only error...