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CCS pic compiler uart programming

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hi all
i am using CCS pic compiler.
i want to use serial programming.
can someone send me the code in which i will simply send 16 bit int and receive to another MCU (PIC16F886).

thanks in advance.

i am using this code to transmit . it transmits properly but receiving is creating proble 

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void transmit (void)
{
    int tmp1=55;
      printf("%u\r\n",tmp1);
}


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and yes receiver must be interrupt based
 
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Did you review the EX_SISR.C example shipped with CCS C?
 

Not addressing your question but why are you using the printf function? Your MCU has 8K words of program memory and the printf family of functions is well known to be very memory (and processor time) intensive.
You could replace that with the functions that would probably be called (ltoa and strcat to add the "\r\n") and save all of the memory space taken up by the formatting function s that need to be included just in case the format string uses them, plus the format string parser that is always parsing the same literal string. (I assume that you are using the constant 'tmp1' for testing purposes.
Susan
 

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