Good Evening,
        I'm trying to incorporate some code from another program into some of my
own and I came across something that I don't understand. I've looked in the
'84 data sheet, the Easy PIC'n book and the MPASM user's manual but can't
find any examples that explain what is going on.
        The snippet of code is:

        movlw   Idle
        movwf   SState
< later >
        movf    SState,W
        movwf   pcl

        Idle is not defined as data or a register but is a label later in the pr
ogram
        My idea is that the memory address of the label is place in W and then
moved to " SState " then later SState is moved back into W and then loaded
into the program counter and then the program counter will skip to the
memory location of the label. Is this possible ??
        Also.. what is " 2's compliment " ? I understand that " 1's compliment "
means that 0's are changed to 1's and vice-versa.
        Any help is appreciated.

James and Iliana Holbrook
Austin Texas