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The Microchip XC8 compiler is a C compiler that can target Microchip's PIC 10/12/16/18 range of 8-bit microcontrollers. A free version is available that offers less optimization than paid versions.
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How to define 14-bit lookup table for PIC/XC8 (if it's possible to do without assembly)?
The target PIC MCU is PIC16F1829 (8K words of program memory), and the compiler is XC8. … Since this code is valid C, XC8 has to implement it by running some initialization code that literally does something akin to mytable[0] = 1; mytable[1] = 2; .... …
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