I am working a new project that involves PIC10F322 and PIC12F1501. I found a discrepancy between MikroC 5.61 and MikroProg 2.26. MikroProg supports 10F200, 202, 204, 206, 220, 222 but not 322 (which I need). MikroC however cannot create a project with any 10Fxxx PIC because it is simply missing from...

Consider this code : unsigned short i; i^=0x08; i.B6^=1; with zero level optimization expands to : ;test-def.c,20 :: i^=0x08; 0x001E 0x3008 MOVLW 8 0x001F 0x06A3 XORWF main_i_L0, 1 ;test-def.c,21 :: i.B6^=1; 0x0020 0x1B23 BTFSC main_i_L0, 6 0x0021 0x2827 GOTO L__main3 0x0022 0x2825 GOTO L__main5 0x0...

Also, this works : char some(char param) { asm { SWAPF FARG_some_param,f } return param; } However, it is not portable enough. I would've liked to write a macro to go around the wasteful swap() as described here . Something that would work if called from anywhere, regardless if it's main() or anothe...

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x=(x<<4&0xF0)|(x>>4&0xF)

Yes, this is the C way of writing it, but compiles to about 29 instructions ...

Compiler v4.60 lists this in the help : Swap Prototype char swap(char input); Returns Swapped nibbles of the input byte. Description Function swaps nibbles of the input parameter. This is an “inline” routine; code is generated in the place of the call, so the call doesn’t count against the nested c...

This code does not compile : void main() { char x; x=0x53; asm { SWAPF _x,f } } Compiler says undeclared identified _x By analogy, I tried to use this from help, also suggested here in this thread : if you have a global variable "g_var", that is of type long (i.e. 4 bytes), you are to access it like...

Under MPASM one could do the following to predefine EEPROM content : ORG 0x2100 DE B'01011010' ; comment 1 DE D'1' ; comment 2 DE 0xAB ; comment 3 Is there a similar way in MikroC to define the contents of the on-board EEPROM? While the EEPROM editor is a neat tool, it does not support comments rega...