Unfortunately this compiler hides a lot of the setup code in the inbuilt functions or header files that are included at compilation. I have recently bought the EasyPIC6 board myself but I will not be using the bundled compiler. I much prefer CCS PCM or Hi-Tech Lite (included with Mplab) as they are more flexible.
Have a look through the assembly listing (file extension .lst or .asm) and check if there are any assembly instruction sequences similar to code snippets in the Microchip datasheet. The microchip forum is another source of help.
David.
well i use mikroeBasic so can't answer for C but in basic I still have to write to the ADC registers to set them up much like i would in assembly
A/D initialization and acquisition is done inside the "ADC_Read" routine. Clock is set to RC and delay depends on selected oscillator speed. You can see this if you look at the ASM file (View -> Assembly; or just open the file from the project folder).