My EE read problem was due to the address for the defaults.  Now solved.

Porting wasn't really a battle on my end, but this code (from memory) stopped 
me for a couple minutes...
	OW_PORT	EQU		PORTB	; One-wire I/O port
	OW_PIN		EQU		D'7'		; One-wire I/O pin #
	...
OW_SetLo:
	bcf	STATUS,RP0				; Bank 0
	bcf	OW_PORT,OW_PIN			; Set low first
	bsf	STATUS,RP0				; Bank 1
	bcf	OW_PORT,OW_PIN			; Will actually tris the pin as o/p since in bank 1
OW_SetLoDone:
	return

The idea was that if I changed port/pin later, I would not have to change 
multiple definitions.  But with the 18F, the PORT and TRIS values were not in 
the same offset in different banks (as with the 16F), so simply removing the 
bank-selection statements changed the meaning of everything.

Cheers,
-Neil.



On Wednesday 20 July 2005 02:02 am, Roland scribbled:
> Hi
>
> I spent awhile battling with the conversion to 18F. Below is some code to
> read a block of onboard EE into ram. I'm not going to format the text, but
> it does work fine. Hopefully it's of help.
>
> Regards
> Roland


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