Thanks Olin.
Very useful!

Regards,
Stephen D. Barnes


> Olin wrote:

> I've occasionally had customers dump PIC source code on me.  Of course
> it's never formatted the way I like to see it.  These files often contain
> tabs at unknown settings, no consistant formatting, random column
> alignment depending on number of beers consumed, etc.  In short, these
> files are usually a mess and therefore difficult to follow what the intent
> was.
>
> I just received another one of these about 4000 lines long.  Actually this
> one is better than most, but it still has random tabs and other formatting
> that makes it hard to read.
>
> I finally got around to writing a PIC assembler reformatter, something
> I've wanted for years.  It eliminates tabs, reformats labels, opcodes,
> operands, and end of line comments into consistant columns, and does a few
> other things to make the source code more easily readable.  The formatting
> conventions are the same as used in all my example code.
>
> I've added the reformatter (ASPIC_FIX) to the PIC development environment
> described at http://www.embedinc.com/pic.  This is all available for free
> download.  I've also started keeping a changes history for the PIC
> development environment so anyone can see what changed since the last
> release.  This is at http://www.embedinc.com/pic/picdev_hist.htm, and is
> linked to from the downloads page.
>
>
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