EEPROM address in PIC18

[Will Reeve]

Hi guys,
When using the PIC16Fxxx series I use the compiler code:
#rom 0x2100={
128
}
for instance, to preload the EEPROM at program stage.

I'm now using a PIC18F442 and for the life of me I can't find the address of the EEPROM data area to use in the #rom command. I've searched the datasheet!
Can someone please tell me what it is and also where to find it in the data sheet! I've looked in the PIC16Fxxx data sheet for the 0x2100 reference but can't find that either!

Keep well,

Will

[drh]

The eeprom address starts at F00000h.
This information is in the programming specs, document 39576b.pdf,
on the microchip website.

[Will Reeve]

It nearly works!
#rom 0xF00000= {
1,
2,
3,
4,
160
}

Writes 1,0,2,0,3,0,4,0,160,0 into the first 10 EEPROM locations, I was expecting 1,2,3,4,160 into the first five. Am I missing something with the PIC18s?

Will

[Will Reeve]

I'll answer my own question (it is Saturday night and I've had a pint!)

With the PIC18 you write words in a #rom statment and the increment is 2 EEPROM addresses!
I wish CCS would mention that in their documentation, or make the #rom statment the same as in the PIC16 compilier!

Thanks for your help,

Will

[Ttelmah]

[Will Reeve]

Superb! I can be lazy and no longer have to convert dec into hex in my head :-) I'm a late convert to the PIC18, snippits of a seminar held over here (in the UK) are coming back to me :-)

Thanks,

Will