>>
Can't for the life of me figure out why it's not
to be found
*anyware* in the datasheet the the 18Fxx2. I mean, they have the memory
organisation,
ram, i/o, eeprom read/write etc but no mention of the actual eeprom
'adress'. Weird.
I don't really relate eeprom to 'programming' per say but maybe that's
beacuse I'm not
native english. For me it's more like an periphial than anything else.
<<

Maybe because the EEPROM isn't mapped into the program memory space at all.
It is actually a totally separate address space.  However, since a HEX file
represents one address space only, Microchip has declared a convention where
the EEPROM data is to be mapped in the hex file.  This seems to be 2100h for
the 14 bit F parts, and F00000h for the 16 bit F parts.  PIC programmers
recognize data at these addresses as really being intended for the EEPROM
address space.


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