In response to why,

I want to be able to access registers via a web page.  Currently I have to
change the c code to accomodate a new register that I am interested in.

I can use javascript to process, update and modify registers.

This way it makes it almost universal in that I DONT have to hard code
everytime I want to refer to another register.

Currently I refer to a register in the HTML code by a variable, as the HTML
page is accessed it replaces the variable with the contents of the related
variable and I have to hardcode to cater for any future additional registers
I want to access.

With this method I just need to change the javascript to tell the pic
program which address I want to modify or read.

Again this points back to the fact the pic is rated for only 100 writes but
the flash that contains the html/javascript has many more write cycles.

>
> Why do you want to have the addresses of registers hard-coded when
> the compiler already provides them for you?  If you need a pointer to
> the register, take its address just like any other object:
>
> addr = &LATG;
>
>
>
> That's the compiler telling you that what you're trying to do is a bad
> idea.  It can be done, but why do you want to do it?
>
>
>
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