//----- CONSTANTS LOCATED IN PROGRAM MEMORY -----
#pragma romdata firm_upgrade_code_markers_romdata_section=0x0009fc
const rom WORD firmware_upgrade_marker_1 = OUR_PRODUCT_ID;
const rom WORD firmware_upgrade_marker_2 = OUR_FIRMWARE_REVISION;
#pragma code normal_section=0x000a00
extern void _startup (void); // See c018i.c in your C18 compiler dir
#pragma code _RESET_INTERRUPT_VECTOR = 0x000a00
void _reset (void)
{
_asm goto _startup _endasm
}
#pragma code
Using Program Memory For A Large Lookup Table
//Lookup value from our program memory lookup table
//dest is the index into the lookup table we want the word value for
static DWORD_VAL address;
address.val = 0x1fd00; //<<<<<THE START ADDRESS IN PROG MEMORY
address.val += dest;
address.val += dest;
TBLPTRU = address.v[2];
TBLPTRH = address.v[1];
TBLPTRL = address.v[0];
_asm
//tblrd*+
TBLRDPOSTINC
//dw 0xffff //(Silicon Bug Fix)
_endasm
w_temp = TABLAT;
_asm
//tblrd*+
TBLRDPOSTINC
//dw 0xffff //(Silicon Bug Fix)
_endasm
w_temp |= (WORD)TABLAT << 8;
//----- LOOKUP TABLE LOCATED IN PROGRAM MEMORY -----
//Have this at the end of a .c file if compiler gets upset
#pragma romdata firm_upgrade_code_markers_romdata_section=0x1fd00 //<<<<<THE START ADDRESS IN PROG MEMORY (REMEMBER THAT PIC18 INSTRUCTION ADDRESS ARE +2, USE LAST BLOCKS BEFORE CONFIG MEMORY)
const rom WORD led_lookup_table[]={
0 ,
1 ,
2 ,
3 ,
4 ,
5 ,
6 ,
7 ,
8 ,
9 ,
10 ,
11 ,
12 ,
13 ,
14 ,
15 ,
16 ,
17 ,
18 ,
19 ,
20 ,
21 ,
22 ,
23 ,
24 ,
25 ,
26 ,
27 ,
28 ,
29 ,
30 ,
31 ,
32 ,
33 ,
34 ,
35 ,
36 ,
37 ,
38 ,
39 ,
40 ,
41 ,
42 ,
43 ,
44 ,
45 ,
46 ,
47 ,
48 ,
49 ,
50 ,
51 ,
52 ,
53 ,
54 ,
55 ,
56 ,
57 ,
58 ,
59 ,
60 ,
61 ,
62 ,
63 ,
64 ,
65 ,
66 ,
67 ,
68 ,
69 ,
70 ,
71 ,
72 ,
73 ,
74 ,
75 ,
76 ,
77 ,
78 ,
79 ,
80 ,
81 ,
82 ,
83 ,
84 ,
85 ,
86 ,
88 ,
90 ,
92 ,
94 ,
97 ,
99 ,
101 ,
103 ,
106 ,
108 ,
111 ,
113 ,
116 ,
118 ,
121 ,
123 ,
126 ,
129 ,
132 ,
134 ,
137 ,
140 ,
143 ,
145 ,
148 ,
151 ,
154 ,
157 ,
160 ,
163 ,
166 ,
170 ,
173 ,
176 ,
179 ,
183 ,
186 ,
189 ,
193 ,
196 ,
200 ,
203 ,
207 ,
210 ,
214 ,
217 ,
221 ,
225 ,
229 ,
232 ,
236 ,
240 ,
244 ,
248 ,
252 ,
256 ,
260 ,
264 ,
269 ,
273 ,
277 ,
281 ,
286 ,
290 ,
295 ,
299 ,
304 ,
308 ,
313 ,
318 ,
322 ,
327 ,
332 ,
337 ,
342 ,
347 ,
352 ,
357 ,
362 ,
367 ,
373 ,
378 ,
383 ,
389 ,
394 ,
400 ,
405 ,
411 ,
416 ,
422 ,
428 ,
434 ,
439 ,
445 ,
451 ,
457 ,
463 ,
469 ,
476 ,
482 ,
488 ,
494 ,
501 ,
507 ,
514 ,
520 ,
527 ,
533 ,
540 ,
547 ,
553 ,
560 ,
567 ,
574 ,
581 ,
588 ,
595 ,
602 ,
609 ,
616 ,
624 ,
631 ,
638 ,
646 ,
653 ,
661 ,
668 ,
676 ,
683 ,
691 ,
699 ,
707 ,
714 ,
722 ,
730 ,
738 ,
746 ,
754 ,
763 ,
771 ,
779 ,
787 ,
796 ,
804 ,
813 ,
821 ,
830 ,
838 ,
847 ,
856 ,
864 ,
873 ,
882 ,
891 ,
900 ,
909 ,
918 ,
927 ,
936 ,
945 ,
955 ,
964 ,
973 ,
983 ,
992 ,
1002 ,
1011 ,
1021 ,
1023
};
#pragma code
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