>> On the other hand, I think sdcc for PIC is not that good
>> from what I read. sdcc for 8051 is pretty good though.
>>
>>
> SDCC for PIC is a compiler project, not yet a PIC tool, use Micro-chip's
> free version of HiTech C,
> or Pascal or JAL. =A0(JALV2 does 10F, 12F, 16F, 18F with much easy to rea=
d
> libraries)
>
> A PIC is not a good starting point to learn C.
>
> There are a couple of other decent C for PIC 16F/18F that have demo
> versions. I know of no "free" C for PIC that lets you sensibly do real
> projects.

I will speak up in defense of SDCC. I am now, however, a user of C18.
But I did use SDCC successfully on my own projects for PIC16 and
PIC18. I did give up on C for 16F and learned assembly only because of
timing issues, not because SDCC produced bad or buggy code.
Unfortunately, I can't answer the OP's question but I'm sure he can
modify the hex file before programming.

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