Example File EX_BOOTLOADER.C in PCM Version 3.188

[Frank_B]

I try to understand the bootloader from EX_BOOTLOADER.C for a 16F876 Chip.
The bootloader jumps to 0x200 for the real user application, the global interrupt routine jumps to 0x204.

So the program to download should have a rom offset of 0x200. So it should start at position 0x200 and its interrupt routine should be at 0x204.

How can I make the compiler to offset the code correctly ?

Frank

[guest]

not

EX_BOOTLOADER.C

[Frank_B]

ok, the EX_bootload is the user-aplication.

But when adding a interrupt-function like

#int_RDA
RDA_isr()
{
putc('X');
}

there is a "invalid ORG range" error.