Now consisting of just 2 instructions, this must be the world's shortest Microchip PIC flashing LED program. And this time I explain how it works.
By Julian
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Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
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It's not two instructions. It's 4096 instructions. It's just that you only wrote two of those 4096 instructions. 😉
It's still a clever way to make the LEDs flash, though.
I've done a 16-instruction program which sweeps 4 LEDs back and forth on port A of the 16F84A. Next on my list is to do a 4-player "first player to press the button wins" game, with a different sound for each player.
I was surprised on the specs of the 16F690. I might start using it more than the 627/8
Ah, the hacks of low-level programming…
Clever! And thanks for explaining it so well! I only have a novice understanding of assembly but this makes sense. Stuff like this is also why I love assmbly
Hi Julian, I have this Pickit 2,16F690 and the lowpin board but cant find a simpel program thats turn the led on by pushing sw1
It is the full code
Men show the full code that not is the full code
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Hi. I need some help and I hope you can give me the information I need. I build models at home and I some times put LEDs in my models to make them look good. I'm building a Star Trek ship and need to put some led's in it. You can pay the lights and chips from a web site trekmodeler but it is in the USA and a lot of money to but. Do you know if I can make my own circuit board and blinking lights. Thanks sir.