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Follow up: I get the same error message when I use an ICD-U64.

I have installed ccsload for linux according to the posted instructions.
I can see the programmer (ICD-U80) on ttyUSB0, but when I try to test it I get this:

equack@OSPREY-U:~$ ccsloader port=COM1 ...

Has anyone created an include file for the new PIC18F27J53? I have sample chips but CCS has not added support yet (as of version 4.112).

I tinkered with the CCS "device table editor". I c ...

Thank you PCM. This worked:

typedef void (*_fptr)(void);
const _fptr fptr[4] = {EndCMD,PrintCMD,InputCMD,NewCMD};

void ListFour(void)
{
i ...

OK, it turns out that your suggestion solves the performance problem by creating a jump table but it still wastes an awful lot of ROM because it creates a call stub for each case instead of having the ...

No, I did not realize that. Too bad it's not documented but it's good news! I'll have to get rid of my default case.

Thank you for the tip.

I have also tried:

void CallMe(void)
{
#asm
fakelabel:
NOP
#endasm
// code goes here
}

void CallAddress(void)
{
#asm
CALL fakelabel
#endas ...

Is there any way to get the address of a function? label_address() and various #asm constructions all fail me with the error "incorrectly constructed label".

I am trying to create a vecto ...

WHAT? The compiler optimizes my inline assembly code by default?
That's terrible. Inline assembly is for getting the PIC to do _exactly_ what you want. <sigh>

OK, right now I have a series of these:

#ifdef PIC18F25K11
#byte TXREG=0xFAE
#byte RCREG=0xFAF
#else
#byte TXREG=0xFAD
#byte RCREG=0xFAE
#endif

I want do to something like this: ...

Automatic typecasting is broken in version 4.112 (PIC18)

The following code gives the wrong value:

long scandex;
int thiskey;

scandex=thiskey*3;

To get the correct result you must do ...

You can get an 80x25 character video display out of a PIC18F26K20. All you need is a suitable crystal and two resistors.

Minimal hardware setup:
1. Run the PIC at 3.3 volts.
2. Use a 14.31818 mHz ...

Try adding setting the specific CPUDIV and PLL fuses that you need instead of relying on the compiler defaults which may have changed between versions.

Example: My code used to work like this:

...

Just a heads up:

I discovered the hard way that the old version of the compiler (4.095) defaulted to fuse "CPUDIV1".

The new version of the compiler (4.111) does not.

If you don ...

In my IDE (version 4.111) the "View->Symbol Map" menu item used to work fine but now it is ghosted. I can still view the symbol map by manually loading the ".sym" file into the ...