Re: gpsim + 12F629

I think not being able to simulate code for a given processor is a large 
hurdle for pic development in Linux.  gputils works great for creating 
binaries and picp works great with my Warp-13, but both become 
irrelevant if I have no way to simulate the code.  I wouldn't mind 
trying to take the dive and add the functionality to support a broader 
range of processors but was wondering if anyone could point me in the 
right direction to get started.  I began looking into this before but 
couldn't find any documentation or generic overview of what it would 
take to add a new chip.  Chapter 11 of 
http://www.dattalo.com/gnupic/gpsim.pdf does a very brief conceptual 
intro, but is there anything out there that goes a little further in 
depth?  Thanks for any help in getting started.

Paul

Scott Dattalo wrote:

> Nestor A. Marchesini wrote:
>
>> Hello
>> I'm with a problem, need to simulate a code for one 12F629
>> and the gpsim 0.21.2 does not have it, since I do to simulate it?
>
>
> Even if you upgraded to a newer version of gpsim you'll discover that 
> the 12F629 is still not supported. The only viable option with gpsim 
> is to pick a supported PIC that's close enough. Otherwise you'll have 
> to use Mplab or some other simulator. (I'm assuming you don't want to 
> dive into gpsim and support for the 12F629).
>
> Scott
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