Lee Mulvogue wrote:

>  Thanks for the reply Jan-Erik,
>  >> const char okay[5399]={0x39, 0x26,....
>  >OK, fine. Have you checked that you can create a such large array
> at all ?
>  Sorry, can you give some more details on where I should be looking? 

Well, if your tools (compiler) doesn't complain, well... :-)

> Do you mean with regards to compiler limits, PIC architecture, memory
> limits?  The 18F2620 has 64K, the "ok" sample only took it to 9%
> memory useage.

Well, such an array would go into flash. Maybe that you have checked
that the array-read in the code actualy does read from flash.
I have no idea. This might not be the issue at all...

>  >>  int16 sample = 0;  //current sample value
>   >>  set_pwm2_duty(sample); //send it to the PWM
>  >Is set_pwm2_duty designed/documented to take a 16-bit value ? And
> why use a 16 bit value anyway ? Your values in the array are 8-bit
> values, not ?
>  Good point, I think you may hopefully have hit it on the head.  I
> didn't specify 16bit...

Then what does "int16" mean ? Doesn't that make the "sample"
variable a 16-bit variable. I just thought so but I'm not sure.

Jan-Erik.

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