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MPASM pic16f84A standalone assembly file template

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Working with MPASM (not complete IDE), I would like to create standalone programs for the pic16f84A, without having to include in my programs the 16F84A.INC file. So what I have done, I have taken out it's contents and put them inside my program (template attached).

First of all, Is what I have done right? It seems to assemble ok in simple programs.

Second, will the produced hex file get bigger, because of the full 16f84a definitions included at the beginning of each program? Or the assembler uses only the ones that are actually used in the main program?
 

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Hi,

You could ignore the .inc file all together and address everything direct. eg H'0085 instead of TRISA

The 84A.inc file just makes it easy for you when coding, think your .hex file will be the same size either way.
 

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