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WriteEeprom(0x04, *((int *)&enabled_WD));

It works OK. Very interesting!
Thank you.

HI all.
I have a question, I have 2 structs, and I can't call a subroutine with one of them. Is it a C limitation or a CCS limitation, or I am the limitation?
I get compiler error (A numeric express ...

PrinceNai,
Bigger PIC, like 16f18877?

I think so, but , due to the chip shortage, my boss bought PIC16F18875... Shocked

temtronic: silly 'cheat'...
instead of
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I wil ...

Thanks gaugeguy & temtronic!
Actually I am using 97% of the 16f18875, so I am looking for methods of reducing the size of the program even more. One way I found is replacing INT1s for INT8s defin ...

CCS V5.083, PIC16F18875

Hi. I am trying to reduce the rom size of a program. I decide to use int1 vars instead of int8 vars thinking the ROM size will be reduced. But I get that using 8 bits vars c ...

Oh, because it is a big (6 kB) program and I write one byte of eeprom here, another there, as some unrelated events occur. In some events I write a 4-byte packet:

void AddEepromCR(int8 * p) ...

Thanks newguy & Ttelmah.

The code I attached is only to show the problem. My final program is a bigger program that writes the eeprom 1 time a day maximum. I can't use a "for loop".
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PIC16F18875, CCS PCM V5.101 DEMO

Hi. I need to write the internal eeprom several times in a program. Using write_eeprom() as follows:

void main()
{
WHILE(TRUE)
...