The MPLAB 8 series has a processor definition file that maps all the memory=
 and I/O areas for each chip along with things like programming voltage and=
 other sneaky bits that the IDE needs to know to program up a chip. It is a=
 text file and readily found. Open a DOS window and search for 18f14k22.* u=
sing the /s switch on dir. Then look in the files it finds and you will see=
 what I mean.

And I am surprised you mention using MPLAB 8.56 - is there a reason you are=
 not using 8.92, the last version?



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> Subject: Re: [PIC] 18F14K22 issues
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> > The assembler does not rely to the .inc file to decode the CONFIG
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> Hi Philippe,
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> thanks. Yes, I'd guessed that the build is not using the .inc file in the=
 way I
> thought after editing it and seeing no difference.
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> It used to be (way back) that you could alter the .inc file if you wanted=
 to
> customise
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> Joe
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