Noobie Question

[paul borgmeier]

pretty bad that PBC don't allow to set the config fuses in the code.. that would be so much convenient. Yet another real limitation of PBC.

It looks like the PBC folks DO have an option for auto handling fuse settings. Not directly like in PBP, but with a nice workaround.

dhouston, thanks for helping to make this work. It would still be a mystery without your efforts.

The hard part for them now will be to find the proper format for the device statement.

Here are few to get them going:

12F675
device pic12F675, intrc_osc_noclkout, wdt_on, mclr_on, protect_off

16F628
device pic16F628, xt_osc, wdt_on, pwrt_on, mclr_on, lvp_off, protect_off

16F84A
device pic16F84A, xt_osc, wdt_on, protect_off

16F877
device pic16F877, xt_osc, wdt_on, pwrt_on, lvp_off, protect_off

Now, if only I used PBC I would be all set ...

Paul Borgmeier
Salt Lake City, Utah
USA

[dhouston]

dhouston, thanks for helping to make this work. It would still be a mystery without your efforts.
The hard part for them now will be to find the proper format for the device statement.

This notation also seems to work...

asm
   	device pic12f629, intrc_osc_noclkout
   	device pic12f629, wdt_off
   	device pic12f629, pwrt_on
   	device pic12f629, mclr_off
   	device pic12f629, bod_on
   	device pic12f629, protect_off
   	device pic12f629, cpd_off
endasm

It also works with upper case or even mixed case.

At first, I thought your mclr_0ff failed because it was mixed case. Now, I think you typed a zero (0) instead of the letter O.

While I haven't tested it, I expect this notation will also work with PBP.