WRT this thread etc https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/please-use-code-tags-when-posting-pieces-of-code.155216/
Why no listing in the options for Assembly?
Not all know the manual tag for it that is not listed?
Max.

 

I tried to get highlighting with no effect with [code=asm] <code>[/code]. Using the color icon, all it did was print the color code like this:


MPASM behaved the same. ASMPIC16 and variations of that simply gave "unknown code. " However, the "mono" tags do work as expected for color.

 

Hello,

The following program languages are supported for high lighting:

The latest stable version of GeSHi is 1.0.8.11, released on the 19th of Aug, 2012.

Supported Languages:
ABAP
Actionscript
ADA
Apache Log
AppleScript
APT sources.list
ASM (m68k)
ASM (pic16)
ASM (x86)
ASM (z80)
ASP
AutoIT
Backus-Naur form
Bash
Basic4GL
BlitzBasic
Brainfuck
C
C for Macs
C#
C++
C++ (with QT)
CAD DCL
CadLisp
CFDG
CIL / MSIL
COBOL
ColdFusion
CSS
D
Delphi
Diff File Format
DIV
DOS
DOT language
Eiffel
Fortran
FourJ's Genero
FreeBasic
GetText
glSlang
GML
gnuplot
Groovy
Haskell
HQ9+
HTML
INI (Config Files)
Inno
INTERCAL
IO
Java
Java 5
Javascript
KiXtart
KLone C & C++
LaTeX
Lisp
LOLcode
LotusScript
LScript
Lua
Make
mIRC
MXML
MySQL
NSIS
Objective C
OCaml
OpenOffice BASIC
Oracle 8 & 11 SQL
Pascal
Perl
PHP
Pixel Bender
PL/SQL
POV-Ray
PowerShell
Progress (OpenEdge ABL)
Prolog
ProvideX
Python
Q(uick)BASIC
robots.txt
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
SAS
Scala
Scheme
Scilab
SDLBasic
Smalltalk
Smarty
SQL
T-SQL
TCL
thinBasic
TypoScript
Uno IDL
VB.NET
Verilog
VHDL
VIM Script
Visual BASIC
Visual Fox Pro
Visual Prolog
Whitespace
Winbatch
Windows Registry Files
X++
XML
Xorg.conf

Bertus

 

Hello,

As far as I know the language should be in lower case:

org     0x000
        goto    main

    org     0x004   ; interrupt vector location
        movwf   w_temp          ; save off current W register contents
        movf    STATUS, W        ; move status register into W register
        movwf   status_temp     ; save off contents of STATUS register
int_here:
               ;Identify source
        btfsc    INTCON, INTF    ;Ext P.B.?
         goto    ext_int
         btfsc    INTCON, T0IF    ;Ext TMR0?
         goto    t0_int
         goto    isr_end    ;Neither so go exit
     
ext_int:
        bcf        STATUS, RP0

Bertus

 

As shown, i.e. In lower case?
Max.

 

Hello,

I used the following to produce the code in post #3


[code=asm]
org 0x000
goto main

org 0x004 ; interrupt vector location
movwf w_temp ; save off current W register contents
movf STATUS, W ; move status register into W register
movwf status_temp ; save off contents of STATUS register
int_here:
;Identify source
btfsc INTCON, INTF ;Ext P.B.?
goto ext_int
btfsc INTCON, T0IF ;Ext TMR0?
goto t0_int
goto isr_end ;Neither so go exit

ext_int:
bcf STATUS, RP0
[/code]

I see that the plain tag also removes the intends.

Bertus

 

With code=asm, I do not get highlighting for this, based on the preview window:

In ASM, literals are normally highlighted, but the movwf is not highlighted as intended:

 

Did you do the color highlighting in the code yourself? If so, the code tag parser doesn't like that. It would be nice if it did or at least ignored the brackets but I've had that problem myself.

FWIW you can use MPASM as the language ID for PIC. I think it's a little better.

 

Hello,

using mpasm

org     0x000
        goto    main

    org     0x004   ; interrupt vector location
        movwf   w_temp          ; save off current W register contents
        movf    STATUS, W        ; move status register into W register
        movwf   status_temp     ; save off contents of STATUS register
int_here:
               ;Identify source
        btfsc    INTCON, INTF    ;Ext P.B.?
         goto    ext_int
         btfsc    INTCON, T0IF    ;Ext TMR0?
         goto    t0_int
         goto    isr_end    ;Neither so go exit
  
ext_int:
        bcf        STATUS, RP0

Bertus

 

Hello,

using mpasm

Bertus

That was the one I was trying to recall that worked before , but it is not an option in the CODE selection list.
Max.

 

Hello,

Perhaps @jrap can tell us all about the names that can be used.
I have noticed that some will not work from the given list.

Bertus