umm.. I am using the microchip include file for everything except the
labels defined in the code, and they are the same as the microchip
ones, except lower-case.  It looks like I didn't include the microchip
include file, because I included my own include file, which in turn
includes the microchip file.  So the microchip file is included, just
not directly.  My include file is just a load of stuff like:

#define   LED1   porta

(or something like that)

I have attached a copy if you don't believe me.

So, is INTRC actually an osc, or an RC??

If i use the config setup posted above, what speed will I then be
using?  And which crystal?  INTRC or INTOSC?

On 5/2/05, Olin Lathrop <olin_piclist@embedinc.com> wrote:
> Dave Turner wrote:
> > Second, the config is all saved in the mplab project.  In the
> > configure menu, and the config bits part.
> 
> Bad idea.  The config bits are part of the code since it won't run right
> without the right config settings.  Imagine coming back to this project a
> year later and wondering what the config settings need to be to make it
> work.  It's also very useful to have everything that needs to be programmed
> into the processor in the HEX file.
> 
> > I setup my own custom names for some of the SFRs, because at the time,
> > my resorce only showed me the addresses for the SFRs, not the actual
> > names.
> 
> Another bad idea.  Use the Microchip include files.  That's what they are
> for.  If you don't like their SFR names, get over it and use them anyway.
> You're not going to get much help here or anywhere else while without
> including the Microchip files or using non-standard SFR names.  Think of
> them as a standard that you have to adhere to in order to get support,
> because that's pretty much the way it works.
> 
> 
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