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From:         Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@VOTI.NL>
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Subject: Re: [PIC]: Problem running 'large' programs on pic, or clocking?
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> > You might want to use my
> > Xwisp tool as
> > in 'python target f628 load <file> dump' to see what is realy in the
> > file.
>
> Don't you need a *working* Wisp628 to do that ?

No. You can in fact do a lot of .hhex file manipulation with XWisp
without even a serial port, let alone a Wisp628. For instance to patch a
serial number into the eeprom:

   python xwisp.py target f628 load <file> patch 2100:01 save <file.hex>

The 'target f628' serves only to inform xwisp that the hex file is to be
interpreted as for a 14-bit PIC. Note that for 'load <file>' the .hex
extension is assumed (when no plain <file> is found), but for save the
full file name must be specified.

Wouter van Ooijen

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