David Novak wrote 2011-06-13 17:09:
>
>>> But shouldn't the refresh feature force an update without executing
>>> anything? It's not much of a debugger if you can't get the correct
>>> values for the registers that you are inspecting.
>>>
>> So, you are saying that it is not updating RC1, even though the voltage
>> on that pin has changed?
>
> That's exactly what I'm saying.
>
>>    Of course it won't update RB1 until the line
>> runs, but it should update RC1.
>
> That's what I expected.
>
>>   (I have never used that debugger)
>> I did notice that you have RB1 as an output, and that there is no
>> TRISC.  Is that right?
>>
>
> That is correct. TRISC is at it's reset value (all inputs).

Is this a PIC18 ? (Don't remember)
Are you monitoring PORTC or LATC ?
Probably PORTC, right ?

Note that monitoring RC1 when set as *input* will probably
not correctly show what you are writing to the output latch.
Just as in real life, reading from a pin set as input will
always read what is on the actual *pin*, not what was written
to the latch (LATx).

If you change your monitoring to LATC.1, you might see
the actual change also...

Jan-Erik.



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