---------- > From: Dave Birchall > To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: help ... 3 digit ascii from 8 bit binary > Date: Monday, 5 May 1997 16:34 > > I have an 8 bit binary value in a register and would like to turn this in > to three digits of ascii for output on a LED display. > > I am using a 16c74. > > I have found one possible soulution on a PIC FAQ but do not understand > the command 'BNC' > Um, stab in the dark, but its probably a macro that means branch no carry, which gets defined in some assemblers. You could use the BTFSC/BTFSS instruction on the carry bit of the status register, instead, if your asm doesn't support it. One of the PICLIST members put the list of these pseudo-op/macro type instructions up about a month ago, so you could probably retrieve it from the WWW site theat contains the piclist(?) MikeS