PIC EEPROM memory in hi-tech compiler

[faraj]

hi everybody.
i want to save a variable larger than one byte (int or lon int)
but it has code just for one byte. can anyone give any idea about this.
using a variable in eeprom is not useful for me.
thanks for your answers.

 

[mana111]

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[haytham]

Hi
I have done it before for only 2 byte variable (like integer)

here is the code

//-*************************************
//-************** EERead ***************
unsigned char EERead(unsigned char Addr)
{
	RP1=1;
	RP0=0;
	EEADR=Addr;
	RP0=1;
	EEPGD=0;
	RD=1;
	while(RD==1);
	RP0=0;
	return EEDATA;
}

unsigned int EERead_Db(unsigned char Addr)
{
    unsigned char RdByteLo,RdByteHi;
	unsigned int rddbtmp;
	RdByteHi = EERead(Addr);
	RdByteLo = EERead(Addr+1);
	rddbtmp = RdByteHi;
	rddbtmp = rddbtmp << 8;
	rddbtmp += RdByteLo;
	return(rddbtmp);
}

//-*************************************
//-************** EEWrite ***************
void EEWrite(unsigned char Data,unsigned char Addr)
{
	GIE=0;
	EEADR=Addr;
	EEDATA=Data;
	WREN=1;
	EECON2=0x55;
	EECON2=0xAA;
	WR=1;
	while(WR==1);
	EEIF=0;
	GIE=1;
}

void EEWrite_Db(unsigned int Data,unsigned char Addr)
{
    unsigned char WrByteLo,WrByteHi;
 	WrByteLo = Data;
 	WrByteHi = Data >> 8;
	EEWrite (WrByteHi,Addr);
	EEWrite (WrByteLo,Addr+1);
}

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Added after 49 minutes:

Hi
You will need to call function named "EEWrite_Db" to write an integer to the EE. High order byte is saved in the address passed to the fn while low order byte is saved in the succeeding address.

For read purposes, you will just pass the address to the fn "EERead_Db" and you will get the data arranged as above.

P.S. : Db stands for Double Bytes.