pic programming by micro C

[girgis adly]

Dear all iam girgis adly in 4th year electrical faculty of engineer I try to write a program for pic18f452 firing the mosfets of the multilevel inverter at a certain time by a certain sequence and the frequency of the output equal 50 HZ I write the program using (microC) language
void main()
{
TRISB=0;
LOOP:
PORTB=0;
delay_ms(.3355);
PORTB=0B00100110;
delay_ms(2.717);
PORTB=0B00100101;
delay_ms(3.889);
PORTB=0B00100110;
delay_ms(2.667);
PORTB=0;
delay_ms(0.777);
PORTB=0B00011010;
delay_ms(2.667);
PORTB=0B00011001;
delay_ms(3.889);
PORTB=0B00011010;
delay_ms(2.667);
PORTB=0;
delay_ms(0.388);
goto loop;
}

but the compiler found this errors

Internal error line 8
';'expected but delay_ms is found line7
Integral constant expected line6
Syntax error :expected ')'but found ';' line7

I don’t know how to re write the program without errors and without changing the time it will be grateful if any one help me

thanks

 

[eng1]

Dear all iam girgis adly in 4th year electrical faculty of engineer I try to write a program for pic18f452 firing the mosfets of the multilevel inverter at a certain time by a certain sequence and the frequency of the output equal 50 HZ I write the program using (microC) language
void main()
{
TRISB=0;
LOOP:
PORTB=0;
delay_ms(.3355);
PORTB=0B00100110;
delay_ms(2.717);
PORTB=0B00100101;
delay_ms(3.889);
PORTB=0B00100110;
delay_ms(2.667);
PORTB=0;
delay_ms(0.777);
PORTB=0B00011010;
delay_ms(2.667);
PORTB=0B00011001;
delay_ms(3.889);
PORTB=0B00011010;
delay_ms(2.667);
PORTB=0;
delay_ms(0.388);
goto loop;
}

but the compiler found this errors

Internal error line 8
';'expected but delay_ms is found line7
Integral constant expected line6
Syntax error :expected ')'but found ';' line7

I don’t know how to re write the program without errors and without changing the time it will be grateful if any one help me

thanks

Use a while instruction to generate an end-less loop in C:

void main()
{
  TRISB=0;
 
  while(1){
 
    // code inside this while loop repeats indefinitely
 
    PORTB=0;
    delay_ms(.3355);
    PORTB=0B00100110;
    delay_ms(2.717);
    PORTB=0B00100101;
    delay_ms(3.889);
    PORTB=0B00100110;
    delay_ms(2.667);
    PORTB=0;
    delay_ms(0.777);
    PORTB=0B00011010;
    delay_ms(2.667);
    PORTB=0B00011001;
    delay_ms(3.889);
    PORTB=0B00011010;
   delay_ms(2.667);
   PORTB=0;
   delay_ms(0.388);
   }
 
// ...

However, I think you have to pass an integer to the mikroC function 'delay_mS'. If you need to wait for fractions of a ms, you could use the function 'delay_us'.

delay_ms(.3355);

Delaying fractions of a us can be done including NOP's, if the PIC is running at high frequency (f>4 MHz) but the delay must be an integer multiple of 4/f.
To generate precise delays you should check the assembly code generated by your compiler and do simulations with breakpoints.

 

[girgis adly]

are you mean write
delay _us(335);

 

[eng1]

are you mean write
delay _us(335);

Yes, this call to delay_us() will delay for 335 us.

delay_us(3889) will delay for 3.889 ms and so on.

As I said, you should check the asm code generated by the compiler and do simulations to verify that the delay will be exactly what you expect.

 

[girgis adly]

thanks this is write

thanks eng1 i try this and this is the right code
void main()
{
TRISB=0;
LOOP:
PORTB=0;
Delay_us(337);
PORTB=0B00100110;
Delay_us(2717);
PORTB=0B00100101;
delay_us(3889);
PORTB=0B00100110;
delay_us(2667);
PORTB=0;
delay_us(777);
PORTB=0B00011010;
delay_us(2667);
PORTB=0B00011001;
delay_us(3889);
PORTB=0B00011010;
delay_us(2667);
PORTB=0;
delay_us(388);
goto loop;
}