Myke,

>I noticed this to with the latest version of MPLAB (3.12.14).  According to
>MPLAB, the 16C84 only seems to have 512 Instructions.

Exactly what I'm seeing here, thanks for the confirmation, I was going nuts
trying to figure out what I was doing wrong.  Wasted hours!  I even thought
there might be a problem with MPLab so I checked their web site and found a
new release 3.22.00.  This did not fix the problem.  I even tried to
compile and run as a 16F84, same error.

Man, I hate it when this happens!  At least I don't have to kick myself ...
yet.

So, Microchip ... what's up?

--rob--


>The other problems I noticed were:
>
>1.  Sometimes on pulling up a project, the right side of the Stopwatch is
>cut off (to the edge of the window beside it - even if it doesn't show up
>(see the next problem)).
>
>2.  Sometimes on bringing up a project, if a custom watch window has been
>created for it, the watch window didn't come up.
>
>I didn't report these problems earlier because I am only running 3.12.14 on
>a  laptop running Windows 3.11 (that I'm having some hard drive problems)
>and I wasn't sure the problems were in MPLAB, or in the laptop.

>>>Ok, this should be an easy one for you guys.  I'm sure it's something
>>>simple (stupid) I'm over looking.  Why is it that MPLab will not program
>>>the C84 beyond 512 bytes?  My program compiles fine but when I simulate it,
>>>as soon as it hits step 0x01FF it jumps back to step 0.  There is 1K of
>>>memory space right?  What am I missing?