problem writing to PCL PIC16f877

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- 21st September 2009, 19:05
quentin

problem writing to PCL PIC16f877

Hi

For some reason I am unable to write to PCL when simulating the most basic code in MPLAB.

Has this happened to anyone?

Anyone know what the problem is?

Example of code below, org @ 0x100 because I am using a bootloader.

;******Configuration*****************************

list p = 16f877a
include <p16f877a.inc>

;******Vectors***********************************

org 0x0100 ;reset vector address
goto Main
org 0x0110 ; start writing program from this address

;******Main Program******************************

Main
movlw 010h
addwf PCL,f
goto Main

end
- 21st September 2009, 19:31
Acetronics2

Hi,

some

Code:

@ asm ... Endasm

missing ???

Code:

'****************************************************************************** '****************************************************************************** ' We never should reach those lines ... but ... IF PC lost ... @ ORG 1017 LOW Relay ' To be sure !!! PAUSE Relaydelay GOTO securite

This is for a 16F84 ...

Alain
- 21st September 2009, 19:40
quentin

Thanks for your reply Alain, I however have no clue what it is you are suggesting.

I want to write to my program counter, and for some reason when I do I get random values in it instead of what I wrote to it.

I would like to try and find out why.

Thanks
Quentin
- 21st September 2009, 21:27
mackrackit

We mainly use PicBasic here. If you are inserting ASM into PBP code then
"@"
or
asm
"code"
endasm

is how the assembly "stuff"is used.
- 22nd September 2009, 02:26
Darrel Taylor

It's OK to ask about Assembly language questions, especially when it's in the General category like you've posted it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by quentin

Hi

For some reason I am unable to write to PCL when simulating the most basic code in MPLAB.

A computed goto should also set PCLATH before changing PCL.

In your case, PCLATH has not been set, and when you add 10h to PCL, instead of jumping forward 16 addresses (0x0121), it will jump to (0x0021) which is in the middle of the bootloader.

But when simulating it in MPLAB, there is no bootloader, so that range of addresses is outside the range of compiled code.

Still not sure what you want to do ... a computed goto or a Table lookup, but if it's the latter, this might help ...

Code:

list p = 16f877a include <p16f877a.inc> ;******Vectors*********************************** org 0x0100 ;reset vector address goto Main org 0x0110 ; start writing program from this address ;******Main Program****************************** Main movlw high(table) movwf PCLATH movlw 010h call table goto Main table addwf PCL,f retlw .0 retlw .1 retlw .2 retlw .3 retlw .4 retlw .5 retlw .6 retlw .7 retlw .8 retlw .9 retlw .10 retlw .11 retlw .12 retlw .13 retlw .14 retlw .15 retlw .16 retlw .17 retlw .18 retlw .19 retlw .20 retlw .21 retlw .22 end
- 22nd September 2009, 06:59
quentin

I get it thank you.