CONFIG

The CONFIG statement is used to configure the various hardware devices.

DIRECTIVE	RE-USABLE
CONFIG 1WIRE	NO
CONFIG ACI	YES
CONFIG ADC	NO
CONFIG ATEMU	NO
CONFIG BCCARD	NO
CONFIG CLOCK	NO
CONFIG CLOCKDIV	YES
CONFIG COM1	YES
CONFIG COM2 also COM3, COM4	YES
CONFIG DATE	NO
CONFIG DCF77	NO
CONFIG DEBOUNCE	NO
CONFIG GRAPHLCD	NO
CONFIG HITAG	NO
CONFIG I2CDELAY	NO
CONFIG I2CSLAVE	NO
CONFIG INPUT	NO
CONFIG INTx	YES
CONFIG KBD	NO
CONFIG KEYBOARD	NO
CONFIG LCD	NO
CONFIG LCDBUS	NO
CONFIG LCDMODE	NO
CONFIG LCDPIN	NO
CONFIG RC5	NO
CONFIG PORT	YES
CONFIG PRINT	NO
CONFIG PRINTBIN	NO
CONFIG SERIALIN	NO
CONFIG SERIALIN1	NO
CONFIG SERIALIN2	NO
CONFIG SERIALIN3	NO
CONFIG SERIALOUT	NO
CONFIG SERIALOUT1	NO
CONFIG SERIALOUT2	NO
CONFIG SERIALOUT3	NO
CONFIG SERVOS	NO
CONFIG PS2EMU	NO
CONFIG SINGLE	NO
CONFIG SDA	NO
CONFIG SCL	NO
CONFIG SPI	NO
CONFIG SHIFTIN	NO
CONFIG TCPIP	NO
CONFIG TWI	YES
CONFIG TWISLAVE	NO
CONFIG TIMER0	YES
CONFIG TIMER1	YES
CONFIG TIMER2 and 3	YES
CONFIG USB	NO
CONFIG WATCHDOG	YES
CONFIG WAITSUART	NO
CONFIG X10	NO
CONFIG XRAM	YES

Some CONFIG directives are intended to be used once. Others can be used multiple times. For example you can specify that a port must be set to input after you have specified that it is used as an input.

You cannot change the LCD pins during run time. In that case the last specification will be used or an error message will be displayed.