At 10:27 24/09/98 +0200, you wrote:
>> Another question though- the manual _does_ say that MPLAB simulates
>> USART interrupts etc, but it doesn't even seem to do that!
>[Snip]
>> Does this sound familiar to anyone?  I'm using MPLAB-SIM, and looking at
>> the registers in a watch window.  I've used the 16c63.inc file for all
>the
>> register locations- any ideas?
>
>They have "solved" that by inventing a method to inject byte-data into the
>program.  I do not use the simulator myself (95% implementation of the
>controller ? you can bet on it that all the important features are in the
>last 5%), but it seems to be possible to create a file that contains data
>about where, when & what to inject.  It's not very well documented, but
>that's the way to go.

I know about that, and it really doesn't bother me that I have to write a
file to manipulate port pins.  What is difficult is trying to simulate a
USART when it appears that it is not simulated at all- interrupts are not
generated and registers are not handled correctly- do you know of a
solution to that?  Is it my mistake?

Nigel
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