converting programs~

[sanguine]

yes ill reply to that previous thread.
And true, of course i'm very fine with learning it all over, converting myself~
but the thing is if i were to convert myself, i at least will need to know what the program is about. You see, we are given this program coded in PIC 16 and all i need to do is to copy paste into the MPLAB, load into the ICD and thn get it running. But since we need to convert the codes due to the availability of PIC 18, i'll need at least someone to help me get started.
I'm not writing a program myself in this case, i'm given a program written by someone else and i really just need someone to tell me what the various codes mean and then try to make appropriate amendments.
not really looking for people to spoon feed me~

[skimask]

not really looking for people to spoon feed me~

Quite frankly, that's exactly what it looks like...
What were you planning on doing this in? assembly? PBP? C?

[sanguine]

ah well...my bad..=X
It's done in MPLAB IDE

[skimask]

ah well...my bad..=X
It's done in MPLAB IDE

There ya go...all converted for an 18F4520 and everything...

[Darrel Taylor]

There ya go...all converted for an 18F4520 and everything...

Really?

So on a 18F4520, PORTA is at address 0x05 ?

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[sanguine]

the program don't look any difference to me other then the changing the PIC16F877A to PIC 18F4520.

T.T

[skimask]

the program don't look any difference to me other then the changing the PIC16F877A to PIC 18F4520.

T.T

What did you expect? You said you didn't want to be spoon fed information!!!

Look at the program you posted in post #1... Really look at it...
What's in there? A few defines, a bunch of data blocks, a bunch of loops, and a main loop with some calls to the loops and some delays in it.

Again, you don't want to be spoon fed, so that's as far as I'm going...

[skimask]

Really?
So on a 18F4520, PORTA is at address 0x05 ?
.

I know that...but the O/P doesn't want to be spoon fed, so I figured he/she might be able to find that tidbit in the datasheets.