Marco DI LEO <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote:

> I think I found the nature of the problem you are experimenting with
> my TEA code.
> ....
> I ran the program and I GOT THE SAME RESULT YOU REPORTED!!
>
> While I was thinking about the possible cause of this strange
> behaviour, a ligth bulb suddenly shined over me, I .... set the
> processor to SIMulate a PIC16_F_84 [rather than a 16C84] and
> everything went just fine. I guess there are some problems to get a
> processor with 36 bytes of RAM running a program that needs 37 of
> them!!
>
> Please check if you have this sort of problem in your
> configuration and let me know if the error went away.

Marco:

That was the problem; my simulator was set for the 16C84.

-Andy

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