Hi,
Is there any public documentation for PIC24x opcodes? The opcodes, named
"General Format for Instructions" in the pdf files for the other PIC
processors is well documented.
Thanks
Attila
Reply by Kris Peeters●December 16, 20062006-12-16
Account1 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any public documentation for PIC24x opcodes? The
> opcodes, named "General Format for Instructions" in the pdf
> files for the other PIC processors is well documented.
>
> Thanks
> Attila
I dont find the opcodes.
Thanks for your help
Attila
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> Account1 wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there any public documentation for PIC24x opcodes? The
>> opcodes, named "General Format for Instructions" in the pdf
>> files for the other PIC processors is well documented.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Attila
>
> <http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/39747C.pdf>
> [3.4MB]
> Take a look at section 24.
>
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Reply by Iain McCracken●December 18, 20062006-12-18
The dsPIC/PIC24 CPU is described fully in the dsPIC30F/33F family
reference manual (70157B.pdf). Be aware that the PIC24 CPU is a subset
of the dsPIC CPU, mostly missing the DSP registers, status bits, and
instructions. Refer to your particular PIC24 chip's data sheet to see
what parts of the CPU are implemented.
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