>     Considering the latest MPASM manual (release E) includes these
>     pseudo-ops, it would appear that they ARE documented and officially
>     supported.
>
>

And I hope they continue to be supported.  The single instruction pseudo ops
are invaluable in making the code easier to read (skpz, skpnc, etc).  In
addition, if Mchip decides to make a new part where the status flags are in
different locations from the old parts, code using those pseudo ops will
still work since the assembler knows where the flags are for each particular
device.

I do find the multi instruction ops (bz, bnc, etc) useful also, but always
make sure that they are not used following a conditional test.



Dwayne Reid   <dwayner@planet.eon.net>
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