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You were handling the string incorrectly in two ways. The first is that
=, does not 'copy' a string. It will load the pointer on the left with the
contents of the pointer on the right. To 'c ...

OK.
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Test code;

//#include "16F18855.H" //Trying two different chips
#include "16F18445.h"
#device PASS_STRINGS=IN_RAM
#FUSES NOWDT //make sure the watchdog is off ...

I downloaded & installed RealTerm, and the truncation is gone. whew!

But, as Clippy once told me, "Problems that go away by themselves can come back by themselves." I wanted to find ...

Well I'm confused, I was under the impression that you wrote the PC side,using Delphi, but you mention an 'app logging data to a file' ?
So ,to clarify,are you using software someone else wrote ?

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There is no transmit buffer,
I think you have a receive issue in your monitoring software.

Since you are using Delphi, have it display the incoming data from the PIC.
Like Mr. T, I suspect your u ...

More testing.

The serial port monitoring software I'm using shows me that the string that gets truncated is 100 characters long. That's a strangely rounded number to be coincidence, so I removed 1 ...

How are you testing this?.

With the code modified as I show (so the proper way to load strings),
it works perfectly on the latest version of MPLAB, but does show a problem
on the previous release ...

Out of curiosity why do you think it will be beneficial here? I only see the one shared variable and it is atomic relative to the architecture. What is the disable_ints providing you? From my per ...

I'm puzzled what your three printf's have to do with anything?. The warning
happens without any of the code. Just the data declaration.

How are you displaying the output data from the serial? ...

I ran into a couple issues while trying to verify some code I had written. The code appears to work just fine, but I was looking for visual confirmation. Here is the bare minimum code to reproduce t ...

Thanks, all!
And also, thanks for not berating me for not reading the FAQs. I had done searches, but never noticed that FAQ link before.

I was amazed, but not surprised, to hear about gets() wait ...

Greetings, all. I am resurrecting this thread from a year and a half ago. I am the son of the OP. I'm picking this project up where he left off.

I see that after Dad got his answer and left the ...

Now that's embarrassing! 1K lines of code, adding a feature and forget a simple requirement. Been using PIC chips for 20 years! Too soon old, too late smart.
Thanks,
Dave

#include <16F18855.H> //includes #device spec
#use delay (INTERNAL=4MHZ) //Says INTERNAL OSCILLATOR is 4MHz

#Int_Timer0
void Timer0Int () {
output_toggle( ...

Thank you, thank you. I woke up this morning to a message that makes me feel so dumb, but happy! You made my day. On to the next!