The test is to see if the reflector will bounce this back as a duplicate,
as it did my recent attempts to reply to the fellow who's trying to drive
power MOSFETs from a PIC.  (BTW, I think you can use a simple open
collector driver with relatively large pullup resistors: since you're
always turning the device on at the supply's zero-corssing the turn-on
delay is unimportant.)

And so to the MPASM question.  I'm using the supplied p16cxx.inc header
and don't care to get the "operand too large" warning every time I
address a port in the upper bank of RAM.  Is there some magic I can
invoke to shut this up?  I really don't want to write "ADCON1 & 0xff" all
over the place, but that would be marginally better than writing the
address as a literal.

What's everyone else doing about this - perhaps one of the other
assemblers available is better?

Thanks.