JAL manual - library : jpic

The following special function registers are declared:

 var volatile byte indf at 0
 var volatile byte tmr0 at 1
 var volatile byte pcl at 2
 var volatile byte status at 3
 var volatile byte fsr at 4
 var volatile byte porta at 5
 var volatile byte portb at 6
 var volatile byte portc at 6
 var volatile byte eedata at 8
 var volatile byte eeadr at 9
 var volatile byte pclath at 10
 var volatile byte intcon at 11
 var volatile byte option
 var volatile byte trisa
 var volatile byte trisb
 var volatile byte trisc

The option variable is a pseudo-variable maintained by small routines. The porta .. portc and trisa ... trisc variables are explained in the next section.

The following bits are declared within the special function registers:

 var volatile bit status_c at status : 0
 var volatile bit status_dc at status : 1
 var volatile bit status_z at status : 2
 var volatile bit status_pd at status : 3
 var volatile bit status_to at status : 4
 var volatile bit status_rp0 at status : 5
 var volatile bit status_rp1 at status : 6
 var volatile bit status_irp at status : 7
 var volatile bit intcon_rbif at intcon : 0
 var volatile bit intcon_intf at intcon : 1
 var volatile bit intcon_t0if at intcon : 2
 var volatile bit intcon_rbie at intcon : 3
 var volatile bit intcon_inte at intcon : 4
 var volatile bit intcon_t0ie at intcon : 5
 var volatile bit intcon_eeie at intcon : 6
 var volatile bit intcon_gie at intcon : 7

• port_a_direction, port_b_direction, port_c_direction (bytes)
• port_a_low_direction, port_a_high_direction, port_b_low_direction, port_b_high_direction, port_c_low_direction, port_c_high_direction (nibbles)
• pin_a0_direction .. pin_a4_direction, pin_b0_direction .. pin_b7_direction, pin_c0_direction .. pin_c7_direction (bits)

At startup all pins are inputs.

The following constants should be used to change directions:

• input, output (for bits)
• all_input, all_output (for nibbles and bytes)

For the half-port (nibble) variables the direction is according to the lower 4 bits. The higher 4 bits are ignored and read as 0.

The following pseudo-variables are provided which can be used either to the right or to the left of an assignment statement:

• port_a, port_b, port_c (bytes)
• port_a_low, port_a_high, port_b_low, port_b_high, port_c_low, port_c_high (nibbles)
• pin_a0 .. pin_a4 pin_b0 .. pin_b7, pin_c0 .. pin_c7 (bits)

For the half-port (nibble) variables the value is according to the lower 4 bits. The higher 4 bits are ignored and read as 0.

The following routines are provided to get and put data at a specified file register:

 procedure file_get( byte in a, byte out d )
 procedure file_put( byte in a, byte in d )

The address passed to the file_get and file_put routines must be a linear address. The linear file register addresses are consequtive and non-overlapping.

The following routines are provided to get and put data at a specified data eeprom address:

 procedure eeprom_get( byte in a, byte out d )
 procedure eeprom_put( byte in a, byte in d )

The eeprom_put routine waits (busy looping) for the write to complete.

 procedure sleep

 procedure clear_watchdog

 procedure swap_nibbles( byte in out x ) 

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