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Hello,

I'm learning about Flowcode with "Distance learning Course" ,multiprogrammer and e-block for it.
The first course are talking about Assembly.
Bert Van Dam discribes mnemonics from an extract of datasheet ,but i can't find the full datasheet about mnemonics because Assembly from Microchip is no the same as Assembly from Flowcode !

So would you tell me where i can find the full datasheet of assembly for Flowcode .

thank you

Stephan

Hello Stephan,

Flowcode uses C by default as it bypasses the need for resorting to assembler programming.

The BoostC C compiler used by Flowcode does allow you to insert and compile assembler code. The BoostC manual can be found in the "Flowcode Vx\BoostC" folder.

Thank you for answering Benj

But I think you don't understand really my question

In fact I purchase Distance learning course pack (EB 4000 and EB742) .So i decided to learn Flowcode with this.

In page 61 Bert van Dam present the first mnemonic 'MOVLW' (figure 55) with an extract of datasheet , but What is this datasheet ?

I need this information because I am an electronic teacher and soon my students are going to use this documentation with Distance learning course pack

What you told me to look for is the datasheet of boostc ,and I already know it,and this is not what I'm looking for!

So have you an idea for what i ask to you or maybe i can ask to Bert van Dam if it's possible?

Thank you

Stephan

For ASM mnemonics, a good place to look is the Microchip datasheet for the chip you are programming - look for the chapter entitled "Instruction Set Summary".

Hello Stephan

Open the datasheet of your Pic (16F887 eg) with Foxit (or Acrobat).
Click on bookmark , and you will see : chapter 15 : Instruction Set Summary (p239).
You will find all Pic instructions.

Daniel

Sorry Steve , I wrote the same thing as you but I was a little slow.

Dan81 wrote:Hello Stephan

Open the datasheet of your Pic (16F887 eg) with Foxit (or Acrobat).
Click on bookmark , and you will see : chapter 15 : Instruction Set Summary (p239).
You will find all Pic instructions.

Daniel

Thank you Daniel

It seems to be the same text as the course of Bert van Dam .But it was not indicate in it.
So I go on in my formation

Stephan