I put the 2017 in there so somebody Googling knows it's not one of the old links.

I have X open. Let me create a new project.

Goal is to use Debug features.

 

Loaded Assembler template for 10F200.

I will leave it as is.

It loads calibration value into OSCAL.

It creates a variable TEMP.

That's good enough to start using some features in MPLAB.

Will go at it in the morning.

 

 

This time it was 'Build for Debug'.

Is that correct for using Debug features?

It is a clone PICKit 3.

Up until now all I've done is compile in X and then program 10F200 with IPE.

 

You can't debug it with just a pickit 3 It takes a adapter. AC162059 use sim like in the picture

 

Thank you Bebe!

Will do what ever can be done with this setup.

It will be tomorrow.

'That's a fact, Jack!'-Bill Murray movie.

 

Will forge ahead here!

Let me open up the tutorial.

 

;***** VARIABLE DEFINITIONS
UDATA
sGPIO res 1 ; shadow copy of GPIO

He says UDATA and RES are directives.

Where are the definitions for those?

MPASM help I guess.

 

http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/33014J.pdf

I was close. How about this?

User's Guide.

 

4.61.5
Simple Example
udata
Var1 res 1
Double res 2

This is from User Guide. We like simple examples!

 

He says UDATA and RES are directives.

Where are the definitions for those?

See here. The UDATA directive declares a chunk of uninitialized data-- i.e., all or part of the PIC's data registers. The RES directive means "reserve" and is used to declare user variables and their size.

 

Thank you OBW!

This post editor is not holding tabs and indentation from cut and paste.

Let me try typing this with proper indentation.

UDATA

 

Nope. I hit tab and it went to posting it. Weird.

Do I need that 'Code' thing?

 

The microchip user manuals on MPLAB explain all assembly directives, definitions and examples!
Max.

 

Thank you Max!

What about this cut and paste code snippets and keep the formatting?

I have a question about code.

What about this '3 column' good programming practice?

First column is for labels and on and on.

 

This is the format I use.
Max.

 

Thank you Max!

Okay. I ran across EQU used with a 16F84.

Is EQU available for 10F200 and just using UDATA instead or do different groups of PIC's use

different Assembler directives and related Assembler methods or programming?

Now it's breaktime!

 

Dear god not EQU lol it does the same thing as udata but its not done by the compiler you have to figure where it's going to put your variables.

In a single assembly file program, equ is commonly used to assign a variable name to an address location in RAM. Do not use this method for assigning variables when building a linked project; use a res directive inside a data section directive (idata, udata).

 

Thank you Bebe!

Okay. So EQU is the way 16F84 does it and probably 16Cxx PIC's.

10F200 uses revised way. Got it!!

 

Nope udata-is just better