First off I must preface what I'm about to say by stating that
normally I use my C compiler and linker for ASM work and so=
 rarely
use MPLAB.

I'm trying to help someone else who uses MPLAB and I came across=
 this
what appears to be a bug. The disassembler window doesn't seem to=

disassemble accurately.

The original ASM as assembled using MPLAB for 16F876A

START          clrf PORTA
                    clrf PORTB
=09=09=09  PAGE1
                    movlw H'07'
                    movwf CMCON
=09=09=09   movwf ADCON1
=09=09=09  PAGE0

Page 1 and 0 are macros.

Now in the program memory window under the MACHINE tab we get

Addr OPCODE  DISS
003F 0185     CLRF 0x5
0040 0186    CLRF 0x6
0041 1683   bsf 0x3, 0x5
0042 3007  movlw 0x7
0043 009c  movwf 0x1c
0044 009f  movwf 0x1f
0045 1283 bcf 0x3, 0x5

So far so good!
However if the SYMBOLIC tab is clicked at addresses 0043 and 44

the disassembly is

009c  movwf CCPR2H
009f movwf  ADCON0

Obviously the hex file is correct, but i wonder if the=
 disassembly
error might mean strange unaccounted errors with MPLAB in other
situations.

On another point, to me it is still annoying that MPLAB still has=
 a
restriction on the path depth.  I've had to move the MPLAB=
 projects
out of my projects folder on my desktop and put it in Program
files\MPLAB\projects as the windows path to the desktop folder is=
 54
characters long.

Colin

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cdb, cdb@barnard.name on 22/03/2002

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