#bit/byte/Word register definitions include file

[Torello]

Hi,

OK made my own registers include file in the past. But now migration to a bigger processor, I tried to find an existing file for the PIC24FJ128GC010 family.
I Searched for like an hour but can't find anything.

Does one really make it's own CCS register definitions?
It's so cumbersome to do....
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Regards, Edwin. PCWHD v5.097

[PCM programmer]

If you have the full CCS IDE version of the compiler, then go to the
Registers tab in the Device Table Editor window. There is a menu
selection to the right of the PIC name for "Make Include File". Click on it.

See this screenshot of the Device Table Editor:
http://www.datadynamics.co.jp/ccscc/images/device_table_editor.gif

[Ttelmah]

As a comment though, use of address defines should be almost non-existent with CCS.

99.9% of code doesn't need them.

For the 0.1% that does, it is usually only a single register or bit that is needed. Using such defines 'routinely', suggests you are not really making use of the compiler's abilities....

For the odd bit/byte that is needed, the 'getenv' ability is the most powerful tool since it is device independant.
So:

[Torello]

I do agree, I don't need all of them. But some are very obvious. I don't recall a function that can check a TMRxIF bit.
And besides that, the CCS compiler and the Pic have their flaws and bugs one needs to address.
For my new Pic24LF128GC006 it looks like I have to recode a proper functioning #use delay(internal..) and/or setup_oscillator() replacement.

My previous Pic18LF4685 has a CAN bus that was not proper initialized "off" for low power sleep of the MCU...

At startup of my code, I need to know if it was due to firmware reprogramming, power-reboot, Mclr or softReset. This involves also a bunch of registers to peek/poke.

and so on...
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Regards, Edwin. PCWHD v5.097

[Ttelmah]

interrupt_active(INT_TMRx);

For whatever 'x' you want....

[dyeatman]