You are right, and come to think of it I have coded it and debugged it at
least once.  Its funny how bad ideas still come back to haunt me.  I have
another question so I don't wasted your email space.

How secure is the code potection on the 12C5XX and 16C5X series chips.  I
have asked this before and nobody seemed to have an answer.

Andrew Warren wrote:

> David Sprenkle <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote:
>
> > I have seen two solutions to this question.  My question is there a
> > reason to avoid
> >
> > INCFSZ counter1,F
> > INCF    counter2, F
>
>     There's DEFINITELY a reason to avoid THAT method, David; it
>     doesn't work.
>
>     You need a "GOTO $+2" betwen the instructions; otherwise, both
>     bytes will be incremented every time EXCEPT when counter1
>     overflows.
>
>     -Andy
>
> === Andrew Warren - fastfwd@ix.netcom.com
> === Fast Forward Engineering - Vista, California
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David Sprenkle
FerretTronics--Servo Control Chips and Software
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