At 11:00 PM 12/10/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>At 06:18 PM 12/9/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>>Using MPLAB 6.3 and MPSIM.
>>
>>In the WATCH window, how can I "watch" an absolute memory location, as
>>opposed to a symbol? E.G., I want to examine 0x24. I've tried a bunch of
>>things, such as editing an exsiting symbol to try and change it, etc.
>
>What's wrong with just doing a view on the file registers?

Nothing, except that there are 1500 of them on an 18F452 - a bit messier
than just having them in the watch window. And in the watch window, you can
select the format and length (e.g. look at 4 bytes in ASCII).

The funny thing is, I managed to do it once. I was able to edit an existing
symbol in the watch area and make it display another location



>>Second, I'm having no luck getting the watch window to display MCHIP
>>floating point variables. They look fine as hex values, but always display
>>as 0.000000 when I tell MPSIM to display them as floating point. Any ideas?
>
>Humm...
>
>I always get the internal representation. But that doesn't normally do you
>much good. Prolly one of the "features" of 6.3 :-)
>
>I suppose you could scale the variable and assign it to an int.  Seems like
>a lot of work though.
>
>You running CBOT?

CBOT? What's that?


>DOC
>
>
>http://www.robot-one.ca
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Larry Bradley
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