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10 Headers
This section covers several headers that are part of the standard or that are provided as helpers
to write more portable or cleaner code. These headers are not related to a specific library.
10.1 device/p18xxxxx.h
The devices directory contains an header file for each flavor of PIC18 device. #include one of these
files when you need to access a register of the the target device (eg: #include ).
10.2 sys/types.h
This header helps you to improve the portability of your code. It defines a set of ANSI-compatible
integeral types as described in section 8.2.2, but is not part of the ANSI standard.
10.3 macro.h
This header provides a set of general purpose handy macro. In the following, reg denotes a 8 bit
signed or unsigned integer, and bit a bit number (0 ≤ bit ≤ 7). macro.h is not part of the ANSI
standard.
Macro Role
BIT_1(reg, bit) Set bit bit of reg variable
BIT_0(reg, bit) Reset bit bit of reg variable
BIT_TST(reg,bit) Return true if bit bit of reg is set.
BIT_TOGGLE(reg, bit) Toggle bit bit of reg
BIT_COPY(treg, tbit, sreg, sbit) Copy bit sbit of sreg to bit tbit of treg
BIT_NCOPY(treg, tbit, sreg, sbit) Copy inverse of bit sbit of sreg to bit tbit of treg
BIT_WRITE(treg, tbit, flag) Copy the boolean value flag to bit tbit of treg
NOP Generate a nop asm instruction
CLEAR_WATCHDOG Generate a clrwdt asm instruction
10.4 pin.h
pin.h provides a set of very handy macros that allow to use the bit of each port thru symbolic
names. This header has been written by Josef Pavlik.
The first step to use them is to specify the logical name of each bit to be used. The general form
of this specification is:
#define
for example, the following declare LED to be the logical name corresponding to the bit 3 of port C.
#define LED PORTC3
Such a logical name can be defined for ports A,B,C,D or E and must be used with the following
macros:
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