The CCS C compiler was developed exclusively for the PIC MCU - making it the most optimized compiler for Microchip parts. The compiler has a generous library of built-in functions, preprocessor commands, and ready-to-run example programs to quickly jump-start any project. Drivers for real-time clocks, LCD's, A/D converters and many more are innate features to the CCS C compiler.
The compiler contains standard C operators and built-in libraries that are specific to the PIC registers. Access to hardware features from C.
Features includes:
- 1, 8, 16 and 32 bit integer types and 32 bit floating point.
- standard one bit type(short int) permits the compiler to generate very efficeint bit oriented code.
- #BIT and #byte will allow C variables to be placed at absolute address to map registers to C variables.
- bit arrays.
- fixed point decimal.
- constants(including strings and arrays) are saved in program memory.
- flexible handling of constant data.
- variable length constant strings
- address mode capability to create user defined address spaces in memory device.
The CCS C compiler for PIC10, PIC12, PIC14, PIC16 and PIC18 microcontrollers has over 180 built-in functions to access PIC MCU hardware is easy and produces efficient and highly optimized code. Functions such as timers, A/D, EEPROM, SSP, PSP, USB, I2C and more
- Built-in libraries that work with all chips for RS-232 serial I/O, I2C, discrete I/O and precision delays.
- serial I/O functions allow standard functions such as GETC() and PRINTF() to be used to forRS-232 like I/O.
- formatted printf allows easy formatting and display in HEX or decimal.
- multiple I2C and RS232 ports may be easily defined.
- #use rs232() offers options to specify a maximum wait time for getc.
- Functions such as INPUT() and OUTPUT_HIGH() properly maintain the tri-state registers.
- Simple functions like READ_ADC() to read a value from A/D converter.
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