At 09:27 11/05/98 -0400, you wrote:
>I'm using the WDT and am forcing a reset to ocurr by puposely not
>asserting the CLRWDT command. I'm using the picmaster emulator as well.

I'm not at all sure if my experience is directly relevant, but I use the
ICEPIC Junior (great piece of kit) (most of the time! :-)).

On a reset it doesn't reset all the register contents to the power on
defaults (as a real PIC device would) so you need to be cautious. I now
setup the registers on a startup (execution through 0000) to the power on
defaults before I go on to run the rest of my code which sets them up how I
want.

This way I can be sure what's going on (or not!). I don't know how the
PicMaster handles resets, but I can tell you that the ICEPIC uses the two
bondout CPU's that Microchip make for the purpose of emulators. Somehow I
think that the more expensive PiCmaster wouldn't use them. However, if
you'd like to swap our emulator products with me for a short time, I'd like
to try it out!

(Can't say fairer than that can I?!)   <vbg>

Regards

Adrian

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