Look at:
http://www.rhoent.com/sxops.pdf   and
http://www.rhoent.com/startmp.zip   and also
http://www.rhoent.com/ncoman.pdf plus
http://www.rhoent.com/sxncoex.zip

I think this is what you may have in mind.
These files were created using PIC mnemonics because I have a huge
amount of PIC software that I have written over the years. I also hate
the weird asymmetry of the SX op-code mnemonics.

If you stick with 100% PIC syntax, I think MPLAB will do everything you
need except electrically program the SX. The SX-Blitz can do the
programming using the hex file.

-- Rich


"Don B. Roadman" wrote:
>
> I want to try to use Scenix chips as a faster pic, but I don't want to
> mess around too much learning the Scenix stuff. I want to stick to
> Pic mnemonics. Is it possible to use Mplab to write code for
> scenix? How about hi-tech compiler? Are there include files that
> would help do this? I realize that the simulator wont work, and the
> programmer has to be specific for the scenix. I do want to run the
> scenix at 50Mhz, or there would be no reason to use it instead of a
> pic.
> If anyone is using scenix with existing pic tools I would appreciate
> any pointers for how to do it.
>
> Thanks,
> Don