I subscribed to this list just three days ago and it already looks to be one
of the more informative discussion lists I have found.

Last week, I wrote my first ever assembly language program.  It makes a pic
chip flash leds like a dot-matrix printhead.  Only instead of paper, you use
your eyeballs for the message. Persistance of vision creates the image as
the leds are moved.

A friend helped me get started and since he prefers Parallax mnemonics, that
is what I started with.  First question: are there any programs out there to
change Parallax to Microchip mnemonics?

Second question: is there any way to get the MPLAB-SIM to use Parallax
listings?

Since my tutor uses Parallax and the MPLAB uses Microchip, I don't want to
have to learn two sets of opcodes. Any light that anyone can shed on this
subject will be appreciated.  Thanks!

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Tom Messenger,
Los Osos, California, USA
kmesseng@slonet.org
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