Quote Originally Posted by dhickman View Post
i don't have to use the ERASECODE command in order for this to work (on this PIC).
Not the first time, because you'll be writing to areas that were erased when it was programmed.

If you ever want to write over then same locations again, then you have to erase it first.
now for the one piece of information that will allow me to fish for myself: where are the pieces of information about block size, the number of bytes/words to write before they are actually written, and if a block first needs to be erased located in a typical datasheet?
Section 3.6 in the 819's datasheet.

i'm currently trying to get USART interrupts working using your instant interrupts system. just need to figure out how to grab the byte from the buffer so i can store it.
Take a look at this ...
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...?p=28336#28336
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