MCU RETFIE at address 0x00000 -- using PICC lite

[Franco_]

Hi,

i need help with my project (PIC16F84A)
i wonder why i get a RETFIE at the address 0x00000 ( disassembled )
here is the beast (4 first lines):
;[ADDR ] HEXOP  LABEL: Disassembly             
 [00000] 0009   u14, _isr, int_func, l5, int_entry: RETFIE                  
 [00001] 018C   LB1    CLRF    0xc             
 [00002] 018D          CLRF    0xd             
 [00003] 2BD7          GOTO    _main    

it seems that the real problem is that the interrupt routine is always located at address 0x00000 but i don't know how to correct the problem.

Here is  my source :

#include "pic.h"

#define bitset(var,bitno) ((var) |= 1 << (bitno))  //set a bit to 1
#define bitclr(var,bitno) ((var) &= ~(1 << (bitno))  //set a bit to 0
#define bank0    bitclr(STATUS,RP0)    //select bank0
#define bank1    bitset(STATUS,RP0)    //select bank1

const char option_reg = 0b11000000;      //Option register
const char intcon_reg = 0b10010000;      //intcon register
const char tmr0_reg   = 0x01;       //tmr0 initial state

/**************************************PROTOTYPES***********************************************/
void init_ports(void);

/*************************************MAIN ROUTINE**********************************************/
//asm("FNROOT _main");
void main()
{
 INTCON = 0x00;
 init_ports();

 bank1;
 OPTION = option_reg; // disable pullups and int. settings.
 bank0;
 TMR0 = tmr0_reg;  //init. interrupt timer.
 INTCON = intcon_reg;  //enables TMR0 and RB0 int.

 while(1); //wait for interuptions forEVER !!

}

/*******************************************ISR*************************************************/
void interrupt isr(void)
{
 //nothing at the moment
}

/********************************PORTS***************************************/
void init_ports(void)
{

 bank1;
 TRISB = 0x01;   //set port b as all input except B0
  bank0;

  PORTB = 0x00;    //set port b's outputs as 00000000

}

THANK YOU !

[Franco_]

Problem only present when  "interrupt" keyword is used.

[Tien_P]

I think there is an issue with this instruction in the current release, I tried another code that has ‘interrupt” and got an error message as well, I will let R&D know.

Tien

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