In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Sparks-R-Fun wrote:

Peter,

   I appreciate the clarification.  The comment in the [RED][S]quoted[/S][/RED] [B]first CODE[/B] section was that of the author's and not my own.  [RED](It looks like I did not quote it after all!)[/RED]  I was responding to his comment, which seemed to question the necessity of the command.  Personally, I have not noticed any warning messages when I omit the IRC_CAL directive.  Perhaps this is a result of the default setting.  I primarily use SX/B.

   I do understand that the IRC_FAST and IRC_SLOW settings do not result in any calculations being performed.  They simply set the fuses to the fastest or slowest possible settings.  I may not have stated that clearly.

From the history related in your second paragraph I better understand why this directive might be necessary.  I have always considered it optional.  I am glad a well-written IDE is there to cover my omissions with default settings.  :cool: 

Thanks so much!

 - Sparks

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