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FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS - LED CHASER USING PIC16F876A

The project below is for absolute beginners for people that are just starting microcontroller programming it is a led chaser that follow as regular pattern by which a led is chasing another led but the project is design to blink each bit in portB at 1 seconds interval and each bit in portc is shifted at 125ms.

the project is simulated with proteus 8.0





//LED CHASER WITH BITWISE OPERATOR
//PROGRAMMER:AKINGUNSOLA CALEB
//FREE TO USE BY ALL
//compiler mikroc pro for pic
int lednumber[4];
int a;


void main() {
CMCON|=0x07; //disable comparator
TRISB=0x00;    //set as output
TRISC=0x00;    //set as output
PORTB=0x00;    //set all pin low
PORTC=0x00;     //set all pin low

do
{

    PORTC=1<<lednumber[0];  //start from  bit 0
     lednumber[0]++;        //increment bit
    delay_ms(125);          //wait 1 seceonds
    if(lednumber[0]>7)        //if shifting is on rc7
    {
    lednumber[0]=0;         //reset lednumber[0]
    PORTB=1<<lednumber[1];    //start from bit o
    lednumber[1]++;          //increment bit
    if(lednumber[1]>7)         //if shifting is on rb7
    {
    lednumber[1]=0;            //reset lednumber[1]
    }
    }


}while(1);

}

The above code can be ported to any microcontroller provided the correct register and syntax is been used

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