I have a number of older PIC projects that were written using Parallax assembly mnemonics for the 16C56 and 16C57, and I need to firstly convert the source code to Microchip mnemonics, and then make the programs run on newer PIC's with flash memory instead of OTP. I've spent quite a bit of time googling to try to find a program to do (or help me do) the source code translation, without much luck. The best lead I was able to turn up was a program called ParaPic, written by a Tony Nixon, but the web sites that it used to be available from no longer exists, and all of the links I was able to find pointed to the same non-existent places. Can anyone point me to either this program, or something else that will help me with the translation? Thanks in advance, Peter Jetson
Translating Parallax Pic assembly to Microchip
Started by ●March 24, 2004
Reply by ●March 24, 20042004-03-24
On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:23:36 +1100, the renowned Peter Jetson <pjetson@pobox.com> wrote:>I have a number of older PIC projects that were written using Parallax >assembly mnemonics for the 16C56 and 16C57, and I need to firstly >convert the source code to Microchip mnemonics, and then make the >programs run on newer PIC's with flash memory instead of OTP. > >I've spent quite a bit of time googling to try to find a program to do >(or help me do) the source code translation, without much luck. The >best lead I was able to turn up was a program called ParaPic, written by >a Tony Nixon, but the web sites that it used to be available from no >longer exists, and all of the links I was able to find pointed to the >same non-existent places. > >Can anyone point me to either this program, or something else that will >help me with the translation?hTony's e-mail is Tony.Nixon (remove all this) (commercial at sign) ENG.MONASH.EDU. in the Australia domain. You could try him. Best regards, Spehro Pefhany -- "it's the network..." "The Journey is the reward" speff@interlog.com Info for manufacturers: http://www.trexon.com Embedded software/hardware/analog Info for designers: http://www.speff.com