gnupic: Looking for suggestions on adding enhanced 16F instructions to gpsim
Subject:
RE: Looking for suggestions on adding enhanced 16F instructions to gpsim
From:
Joe Pfeiffer ####@####.####
Date:
8 Jan 2011 22:59:34 -0000
Message-Id: <19752.60437.160985.974142@snowball.wb.pfeifferfamily.net>
Is there a way to use the tools (especially the assembler) without the
silly IDE environment?
Support, Pocket MicroTechnics writes:
>Is it really needed to work on GNU version?
>Microchip is publishing for free MPLabX that contains support for ALL chips
>and on ALL platforms with their excellent simulator and all hardware debug
>support.
>I don’t see myself need Gpasm and GxxTools anymore !!!
>
>Regards
>
>-----Message d'origine-----
>De : Byron Jeff ####@####.####
>Envoyé : mercredi 5 janvier 2011 17:42
>À : ####@####.####
>Objet : Looking for suggestions on adding enhanced 16F instructions to gpsim
>
>I'm moving into working with microchip's enhanced 16F chips such as the
>16F1939 and the 12F1822. The enhanced architecture has a double handful of
>new features:
>
>- 32 banks
>- 14 new instructions
>- Linear address space for general purpose ram
>- Program address space addressibility from the FSR/INDF registers
>- A pair of FSR/INDF registers instead of one
>
>It looks like a tactical backpatch of the 16F architecture with some 18F
>features.
>
>The question is what is the most expedient way to add this set of features
>to gpsim?
>
>Any suggestions welcome.
>
>BAJ
>
>--
>Byron A. Jeff
>Department Chair: IT/CS/CNET
>College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Clayton State University
>http://cims.clayton.edu/bjeff
>
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