Yes but only as RETLW type stuff

Dennis




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> From: Jinx [SMTP:joecolquitt@CLEAR.NET.NZ]
> Sent: Tuesday, 19 September 2000 10:09
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> Subject:      [PIC]:Reading 508 program memory space
>
> Can the 508 read its own program space ? I've an F84A program
> that uses values put into EEPROM at programming time for switch
> information sent to external latches and want to transcribe it for the
> 508. So far I haven't found anything in the literature that says you
> can't read program memory, but I haven't found anything that says
> you can either. I thought I'd seen a large table read routine for the
> 508 (implying program memory can be read) but now I'm not so
> sure. There are 32 bytes of (preferably hard-coded) data to read,
> too many for the 508's RAM and I'd rather not get 509's or use
> external EEPROM. If I have to stuff the 508 full of immediate loads
> then so be it, PITA
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