Jan-Erik Soderholm wrote:
>It does, if you're not using some old version of MPLAB,
>but why would you ?

I am using MPLAB 7.30

>
>Here is the (start of the) rellevant part of my copy of P18F452.INC
>(MPLAB 7.30) :

<SNIP>

>;   Oscillator Selection:
>;     OSC = LP             LP
>;     OSC = XT             XT
>;     OSC = HS             HS
>;     OSC = RC             RC
>;     OSC = EC             EC-OSC2 as Clock Out
>;     OSC = ECIO           EC-OSC2 as RA6
>;     OSC = HSPLL          HS-PLL Enabled
>;     OSC = RCIO           RC-OSC2 as RA6

<SNIP>

Yes - but my point is that it doesn't specify the VALUES of LP, XT, etc, as 
it does for the __CONFIG constants.

In any case, those statements are all commented - the assembly process won't 
use them, will it? I assumed they were just for programmer reference. My 
whole argument has been about the different VALUES of configuration bits 
generated by CONFIG and __CONFIG, which seems to be down to CONFIG setting 
unused bits to '0', but __CONFIG setting them to '1'.

Regards,
Phil Cross


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