problem with compiling

[Eliot89]

I running this in windows XP. I used magician soft's generator to come up with a design. I then saved that as a c file in minipov3. When I try to compile that into a .hex file I get this:

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ask me anything you guys may need to help.


it does end up creating the .hex file but when I try to upload it it doesn't work properly and looks like this:

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thanks in advance,
Eliot

[mtbf0]

probably a problem with the makefile. perhaps if we could see it.

also a directory listing would be useful. something like "dir eisb.*"

[Eliot89]

your wish is my command.

Makefile.txt

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although I can't imagine it being a problem with the makefile becase it works with everything else.

makefilec.txt

most likely the same as makefile.txt but this one is the c file that I copied into notepad.

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[Eliot89]

I know this probably doesn't make any sense but I added eib.hex to the list or "program-whatever: whatever.hex" in the makefile and it loaded onto the attny without any problems.

[Eliot89]

it still displays the "obsolete header file" warning when I compile the .hex file though. I guess that just isn't an issue.

[mtbf0]

I know this probably doesn't make any sense but I added eib.hex to the list or "program-whatever: whatever.hex" in the makefile and it loaded onto the attny without any problems.

that would fix it.

it still displays the "obsolete header file" warning when I compile the .hex file though. I guess that just isn't an issue.

it will continue to do this. the use of the header file signal.h has been deprecated but is still supported. the way interrupts are handled has changed. mostly, i think, it's a matter of naming conventions. interrupt names now more closely follow names used in atmel's datasheets. some day you'll upgrade avr-libc and the warnings will become errors.

to avoid this change the following in your code...

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#include <signal.h>

to

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#include <interrupt.h>

and

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SIGNAL (SIG_TIMER1_COMPA) {

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ISR (TIMER1_COMPA_vect) {

ought to get rid of your warning.