On 20/11/2010 19:18, KPL wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to learn sdcc for pic, on linux. I have almost no
> experience using C at all, so probably missing something very simple.
>
> There must be a way to define contents of EEPROM that should be
> programmed when the code is being programmed into chip. I do not see
> clear description in sdcc manual, probably that's something that
> should be obvious for a C user? Seems like that should be done using
> preprocessor commands, but those are not clear to me yet.
> Can anybody direct me to some description or example?
>
> Currently I'm using pic16f88 and pickit2.
>

I don't know if it's the same with Linux, but on Windows using the=20
PicKit2 software you can program the EEPROM directly (on it's own if you=20
want) by just typing the values required into the EEPROM data window,=20
then hitting write (untick the "enabled" box next to the program memory=20
window if you don't want to program that too)



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