Thank's Wouter for the suggestion, but I think that the Hi-Tech C compiler
is so comprehensive that it has to have a built in method of doing this,
if I could only figure out how to do it??.

On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, w. v. ooijen / f. hanneman wrote:

> Write a PIC with a different programmer and then read back the content ;)
> Or get the code for my WISP programmer (it is in Turbo Pascal) and modify
> it slightly to read a hex file with holes in it and write back a 'stuffed'
> hex file. ( http://www.xs4all.nl/~wf/wouter/pic/wisptool ). But consider
> that writing only the non-cleared location is much faster...
> Wouter
>
> ----------
> > From: JP.BROWN <J.P.Brown@BRADFORD.AC.UK>
> > Hi-Tech, it looks great but the code it produces does not go in order
> > 0x000 up (it starts with vectors and then puts the code at the top of
> > prog. memory), my simple pic programmer does not like big jumps in
> >program code addresses.   Anyone know if I can force it to produce
> >contiguous program words?.

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