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PIC 16f690

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GaryPhy

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i am learning to use PICs, so i have a question on how to add Header files in the project such as the p16f690.inc. Can anyone help?
 
Assuming you're learning Assembly, at the top of your ASM file add:
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include "P16f690.inc"
 
i am learning to use PICs, so i have a question on how to add Header files in the project such as the p16f690.inc. Can anyone help?

hi Gary,
On your hard drive, if you used the MPLAB IDE you should find this Folder, all the headers are there.
C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPASM Suite\Template\Code

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I had a search around in my microchip folder and found all the .inc files are stored under "C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPASM Suite"
Try including that in your project build directories and see if that works.
 
how do i get it to look like pic not pic1
 

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Hi,
Which programming language are you using to write the programs.?

Is it HITECH C or assemmbler.?
 
You don't use HiTech c for assembly, you use that for writing code in c.
If you want to program in assembly follow these steps:
1) In MPLabClick on Project -> "Select Language Toolsuite"
2) in the new window, choose "Microchip MPASM Toolsuite" from "Active Toolsuite"
3) Click "ok" and try to build again
 
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