>    Well, I use it in MPLAB, like this:
>
> __CONFIG B'11111101100100'
>
>    I'm not sure but I guess in C you can use a ASM directive to tell
>compiler you are writing an asm code...
>
>    I hope this helps
>    Gonzalo

Thanks for responding.  I was afraid if I tried to "brute force"
the register that I would collide with some other part of the
compiler "secretly" trying to set the configuration on its own.

The answer, I discovered is:

#fuses MCLR

which is kind of a high-level form of directly specifying the
configuration bits.   Now the thing I don't like is that I
don't have a list of all the fuse options and what they
correspond to.  For instance, how would I use that pin as
an input instead?  My guess is    #fuses MCLR=NO       And
I also wanted to use the internal oscillator.  The datasheet
specifies XT, HS, and so on, but also INTRC and EXTRC.  So
I plugged in INTRC and it took it.  Now the compiler didn't
generate an error, but that's not how I choose to do
development...

Anyone with the CCS compiler can look in the book on page 18 and
see an incomplete list for #fuses.     Ok, I'm done complaining.
Next I get to debug it when it doesn't work.  :)

Barry

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