On Sat, 30 Jun 2001, Brandon Fosdick wrote:

>
> The line in question being...
>
> :02400E00FA3F77
>
> ...which as far as I can tell says to put 0x3FFA at address 0x400E.
> 0x3FFA is the configuration word for this file and all the other lines
> reference space in program memory, so I'm fairly certain this line is
> talking about the config word. Looking at the 16F87X datasheet
> (DS30292B) tells me that the config word is at 0x2007. Now I know that
> the 0x2000 space wraps at 0x3FFF so 0x400E is effectively 0x200E, but
> thats still not the right address. What am I missing?

Hint:

0x400e = 0x2007 * 2

If you have gpasm, then take a look at gpdasm (the gnupic dis-assembler) which
is packaged with gpasm. It can read and interpret hex files. Also, gpsim has the
capability to read hex files.

Scott

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