> ...that the current compiler does not support this functions...

What is "this functions" more specificaly ?

Since it's all done through direct access to the SFR's,
I do not see how it can't be supported. The compiler
have no idea what the different SFR's does.

It's a bit hard to comment on the reply from support when
we don't have the question they replied to.

Jan-Erik.


AdiCH wrote 2012-04-10 20:51:
>
> Hi Mike
>
> Thanks you very much for your answer.
>
> Here is the c function that works now for me:
>
> unsigned int ReadFlash( unsigned int address ) {
>      EEADRL =3D address%256;
>      EEADRH =3D address/256;
>      EEPGD =3D 1; // program memory
>      RD =3D 1;    // read
>      asm("nop");
>      asm("nop");
>      return EEDATH*256 + EEDATL;
> }
>
> It was the point that only a semicolon is not a nop in the compiled code.=
 So
> it worked during debugging but not during the normal release version.
>
> I used a lot of time to solve this now and I got also a wrong answer from
> the microchip support that sad that the current compiler does not support
> this functions.
>
> Many thanks again you helped me a lot.
>
> Adrian
>
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