Hi!
It's nextto impossible to write a stable library for that. The high endurance
memory is within the code memory space. It must be assured, that locations
which are used as EEPROM replacement are not occupied by program code. That
means, the more EEPROM space is needed, the smaller the machine code program
needs to be.
And that's the problem: A high level language program can't know what size the
compiled code will be. It needs to be checked manually after compilation. The
jallib libraries are somewhat like "If it compiles, it runs." A library making
use of the high endurance flash can't provide that level of safety.
Sorry for that.
Greets,Kiste
Von: Jacques Nilo <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Gesendet: 23:55 Montag, 11.Mai 2015
Betreff: [jallib] JAL library for managing High Endurance Memory ?
Hi all
I am currently working on the possibility to use the High Endurance memory on
the 16F1xxx as a replacement for non existing EEPROM on these chips (e.g.
16F1509 or 16F1709)
There is an application note describing this (Microchip AN1673).
I was wondering if any one has ever work on porting the C library described in
this note in JAL ?
Jacques
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