On 17 May 1994, Don Lekei wrote:

> It is always better to get used to the manufacturer's mnemonics as any code 
> examples or help you get from others is likely to be in that form. A good 
> macro assembler will allow you to generalize your code to make it more 
> portable.

I take your point as a general idea, but come on - ADDWF f,d where d is
*direction*!!! Whats wrong with ADD f,W / ADD W,f?

Ive programmed Z80, 6502, 8051, 77C82, ARM2, 68000 - and I have to say
that the PIC has the least user friendly mnemonics of the lot.

Still - Im sure I'll get used to them in time...


Peter
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