The following programs are intended as illustrative of the use of the commands discussed. They are certainly trivial, and probably not paragons of programming technique! In each, I have added a section called simulator: this section is a suggestion for things you might like to do during the simulation of your program. For instance, you might need to have a watch window open showing the W register and portb, as well as having the stack open too. Of course, its up to you how you design and code these programs, and how you experiment with them in the simulator.
"...tried to build it i got a cannot find .hex message when i looked closer... lines needed altering H'10' H'15' and H'08' needed changing to 0010h 0015h and 0008h then it worked perfectly. "
Program 2: moves.asm
;moves.asm to show how MOVF, MOVWF & MOVLW work ;*********************************** simulator *** ;watch window: reg1, w, pcl ;*********************************** setup *** processor 16c84 reg1 equ h'10' ;*********************************** program *** start: movlw h'05' ;load w movwf reg1 ;move (w) to reg1 movlw h'82' ;change w movf reg1,0 ;restore w end
Program 3: clears . asm
;clears.asm to show how clrf & clrw work ;based on moves.asm ;*********************************** simulator ;watch window: reg1, w, pcl ;*********************************** setup processor 16c84 reg1 equ h'10' ;*********************************** program start: movlw h'05' ;load w movwf reg1 ;move (w) to reg1 movlw h'82' ;change w movf reg1,0 ;restore w clear: clrf reg1 ;clear reg1 clrw ;clear w end
Program 4: arith . asm
;arith.asm to show using ADDWF, SUBWF, ADDLW, SUBLW ;************************************* simulator ;watch window: reg1,reg2,status,w,pcl ;************************************* setup processor 16c84 reg1 equ h'10' reg2 equ h'12' ;************************************* program loads: movlw d'20' ;load w movwf reg1 ;load reg1 movlw d'80' ;load w anew movwf reg2 ;load reg2 arith: addlw d'05' ;add d'05' to w sublw d'100' ;sub w from d'100' addwf reg1,1 ;add w to reg1, into reg1 subwf reg2,1 ;sub w from reg2, into reg2 end
Program 5: inter1.asm
;inter1.asm is a simple interrupt handler- ; it does not save the state of the machine ; nor does it determine the kind of interrupt. ; ;*********************************************simulator ;watch window: intcon, pcl ;stack: have this open too- see the return address come & go ;asynch stimulus: have a toggle on rb4 ;********************************************* setup processor 16c84 movlw h'0' movwf h'0b' ;clear intcon goto main ;hop over the isr ;********************************************** isr start isr: org h'0004' ;interrupts always vector to here nop ;here we actually do the stuff nop ; of the interrupt bcf h'0b',0 ;clear int before going back retfie ;this re-sets intcon gie ;*********************************************** isr ends ; ;*********************************************** main start main: org h'0020' ; leave enough room for the isr! bsf h'0b',7 ; set global int enable bsf h'0b',3 ; set change on b int enable payrol: nop ; loop here until interrupted, nop ; doing payroll stuff goto payrol ; nop nop end
Program 6: inter2.asm
;inter2.asm does save the state of the machine ; but does not determine the kind of interrupt. ; ;****************************************************simulator ;watch window: intcon, pcl, portb, w, w_saved ;stack: have this open too- see the return address come & go ;asynch stimulus: have a toggle on rb4 ;**************************************************** setup processor 16c84 w_saved equ h'10' ;a place to keep w movlw h'0' movwf h'0b' ;clear intcon goto main ;hop over the isr at the beginning ;**************************************************** isr start isr: org h'0004' ;interrupts always vector to here movwf w_saved ;save w as it was in main movlw h'65' ;do something to change w nop ;do more isr stuff ;now, restore w: there is ; no "movfw"- 2 swapf's seems to be ; the way to do this.... swapf w_saved,1 ; first, swap w_saved into itself swapf w_saved,0 ; then, swap it into w bcf h'0b',0 ;clear int on b before going back retfie ;this re-sets intcon gie ;***************************************************** isr ends ; ;****************************************************** main start main: org h'0020' ; leave room for the isr! bsf h'0b',7 ; set global int enable bsf h'0b',3 ; set change on b int enable payrol: nop ; loop here until interrupted, nop ; doing payroll stuff movlw h'0f' ; simulate a calc by loading w goto payrol ; nop nop end
Program 7: inter3.asm
;inter3.asm saves the state of the machine ; and determines the kind of interrupt. ; ;**************************************************simulator ;watch window: intcon, pcl, portb, w_saved, w ;stack: have this open too- see the return address come & go ;asynch stimulus: have a toggle on rb4(for rbi) and rb0(int) ;************************************************* setup processor 16c84 w_saved equ h'10' ;a place to keep w movlw h'0' movwf h'0b' ;clear intcon goto main ;hop over the isr at the beginning ;*************************************************** isr start isr: org h'0004' ;interrupts always vector to here movwf w_saved ;save w as it was in main ;find out what kind of interrupt btfsc h'0b',0 ; is it an rbi? call _rbi ; yes- call the rbi 'sub-handler' btfsc h'0b',1 ; is it an int? call _int ; yes- call the int 'sub-handler' ;end up here after sub-handler ;now, restore w swapf w_saved,1 ; first, swap w_saved into itself swapf w_saved,0 ; then, swap it into w bcf h'0b',0 ;clear rbif before going back bcf h'0b',1 ;clear intf before going back retfie ; this re-sets intcon gie _rbi: movlw h'65' ;do something to change w return _int: movlw h'24' ;do something different to w return ;***************************************************** isr ends ; ;**************************************************** main start main: org h'0020' ; leave room for the isr! bsf h'0b',7 ; set global int enable bsf h'0b',3 ; set change on b int enable bsf h'0b',4 ; set ext int on pin6 enable ; we've got 2 types of int! payrol: nop ; loop here until interrupted, nop ; doing payroll stuff movlw h'0f' ;simulate a calc by loading w goto payrol ; nop nop end
Program 8: time0.asm
;time0.asm to see how timer0 works ; ;************************************ setup processor 16c84 STATUS EQU H'03' OPTIO EQU H'81' tmr0 EQU H'01' BANK_ EQU H'05' T0CS EQU H'05' PSA EQU H'03' clocked equ h'10' INTCON equ h'0B' T0IE equ h'05' GIE EQU H'07' goto top ;************************************ isr isr: ORG h'0004' incf clocked ;clocked is the 'wall clock' BCF INTCON,2 retfie ;************************************ program top: org h'0010' clrf tmr0 ;clear the tmr0 register clrf clocked mode: bsf STATUS,BANK_ ;switch to page 1 bcf OPTIO,T0CS ;go from counter to timer bsf OPTIO,PSA ;no prescaler yet bsf INTCON,GIE bsf INTCON,T0IE loop: nop nop goto loop END
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