Hello,

the point is whether u have a DOS or Windows version. CCS C uses a data
base to store PICs data with a proprietary format. For the Windows version
they give a program to extend this data base. There is a general program
to list this data base entirely or for a given processor and it is called
PICCHIPS.EXE. You may want to run the program and find out the differences
between the processor you want to use and the processor they have. Select
the most lookalike type of processor, and define e.g. new registers by
appropriate #bit and #byte directives, AND:
take a look to the appropriate processor's include file u have chosen as
predecessor of your new processor type, make a copy from it changing the
name appropriately, and make the necessary changes in it.

This practice is simpler than I wrote. I use it and it works. There is no
black magic. A hint: your predecessor and new processor type must have
same or very similar data regarding only the data base, e. g. RAM size,
ROM size etc.

I hope this helps.
Imre


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On Sat, 10 Jul 2004, Steve Kosmerchock wrote:

> That was such a fantastic answer, my god why didn't I
> think of that?
>
> The compiler I have is a few years old, I will be
> using this for a hobby project. I don't want to spend
> anymore money right now. I have heard that you can
> modify the include files and it works OK, just wanted
> some verification. I DON'T want an illegal copy of
> CCS, just trying to find a solution to a problem.
> Obviously Larry, you must have woke up on the wrong
> side of the bed this morning. Thanks for your help! I
> guess having a "P.E." in your sig makes you better
> then I am, too bad for me.
>
> Best regards,
> Steven Kosmerchock
>
>
>
> --- llile@SALTONUSA.COM wrote:
> > >Does anyone have a way to modify the include files
> > to allow me to program
> > parts that are not originally supported my CCS?
> >
> > The *simplest* way is to pay them $99 for this
> > year's compiler
> > maintenance.  As a software developer yourself, you
> > should understand why
> > they deserve to be paid for their time.
> >
> > -- Lawrence Lile. P.E.
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