Even if the compiler you are currently using offered such a feature, it would still require some method of interfacing with the SPI interface directly to load the correct values into the Serial EEPROM.
There are several devices with a USB interface which provide a means to directly interface with a SPI device such as the Serial EEPROM you've chosen.
These devices would allow you read and write values into the Serial EEPROM and typically feature flying leads which can be connected the SPI device via microclips, header strip, etc.
The
TotalPhase Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter is one option.
Another lower cost Open Source option would be the
Bus Pirate available from several distributors:
Sparkfun Bus Pirate
Seeed Studio Bus Pirate v3.6
The TotalPhase Aardvark comes with an excellent GUI software interface which is fully scriptable and their technical support is excellent as well.
The Bus Pirate is configured via a embedded console interface and may have several contributed software packages, including a scriptable feature as well.
Most compiler and IDE platforms offer the ability to execute external scripts or applications which could be utilized to perform the proper configuration of the Serial EEPROM via one of the above interfaces.
Of course the other alternative is to order the Serial EEPROMs already properly configured/programmed by the vendor. Most vendors of such devices do offer such services for a nominal fee.
BigDog