SFR/BIT List

[jychua]

Hey all,

For the getenv function, one is able to check if certain SFRs/BITs are valid before using the #bit or #byte macros. I was wondering where I can find a list of the available SFRs/bit names?

Thank you for your help!

jychua

[temtronic]

partial list is in the CCS C manual....
..contents.... getenv()..
this is for 'devices'
not too sure where individual bits for a device would be
don't know if CCS uses Uchip datasheet names for those bits.

Just remember not all PICs have all SFR !!

[PCM programmer]

You can make one. See this thread:

Register definitions, SFR -
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58927

[Ttelmah]

You have to use a bit of 'sense' when using these lists.

For instance, if your chip has two UARTs, It'll give two lines for each
TXSTA register. The first gives the 'generic' bit names (for the peripheral),
and the second gives the 'specific' ones for that particular peripheral.
You need to use the names given in that second line (or possibly third!).
So (for example), on a PIC18, with two UART's, the first line for UART2
shows:

CSRC TX9 TXEN SYNC SENDB NRGH TRMT TX9D

While the second has

CSRC2 TX8 TXEN2 SYNC2 SENDB2 BRGH2 TRMT2 TX9D2

But it then has a third line, just listing

TX92

Why (on this chip 87J50), it doesn't just have the TX92 definition in the
second line, and incorrectly shown TX8 there, I don't know.

So you have to be somewhat 'selective' using these lists, and look through
to find the actual name....

So TXEN2 as the bit name for this UART's enable bit etc..

However, they are normally there...

[jeremiah]

There is also an alternate syntax, though I don't know what compiler version added it:

[jychua]

Thank you all for your help! Really appreciate it.