At 03:06 PM 1/10/2008, you wrote:
>I've got a relatively complex program running on a 24HJ256GP610. I'm using
>an FT245R for USB interface. This chip has a parallel interface to the
>PIC. For debug, I made a small loop that reads data from the FT245R and
>sends it back. Prior to the read, I sent a string to the chip. The string
>write works properly, but the read always reads a null byte. However, if I
>run the code in debug with the ICD-2, it works fine! I am not changing
>optimization or anything. Just debug or program. The rest of the code
>works fine. It's just this reading from the FT245R that does not work.
>
>So... what is different between running something under debug?
>
>THANKS!
>
>Harold

Check your initialization. Debug does some things with TRIS registers,
which don't happen without debug.

>Best regards,

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