I did not say PBP have high level commands to drive your specific device using the MSSP module - no - I said you don't need any assembly language to use the MSSP module.
If you go to Microchip.com and type MSSP or SPI or I2C into the Search window, then click on Application Notes in the left column, there are numerous Application Notes on how these peripherals...
On the Data Sheet of each PIC you will use. You learn the ins and outs of the sub section of the PIC and the registers that you have to manipulate directly.
If you just need more RAM for a display buffer there are much faster devices than an external EEPROM, like the 23LC512 serial SPI SRAM.
Also, since SHIFTOUT runs at approx 50KHz, you could even...
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Re: How you directly access serially chained devices, like LEDS, shift registers, etc
is your google broken
richard Today, 03:03"site: picbasic.co.uk/forum/ spi"
"site: picbasic.co.uk/forum/ mssp"