John Payson wrote:

> > On Thu, Sep 18, 1997 at 07:50:09PM -0500, John Payson wrote:
> > > It's true that not all PICs have a hardware known-zero.
> Nonetheless, you
> > > might want to consider having the compiler allocate one.  You
> could use

Would someone be so kind as to explain what exactly the significance of
a known zero is?
>From what I've seen, I can deduct that you use it as a fixed reference
point to which you can compare all your arithmic and answers?

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