Jerry, the last time I saw it was in the the TechTools PIC16Cxx Assembler
v5.1 release. I have it under "CVASM16.txt" but it may have been renamed
from a ReadMe.txt file. The text file is 120 characters wide. Before the
pre-defined symbols and device equates, there were two lists. The first is
the TechTools Instruction Set and the second is the Microchip Instruction
Set. Both lists have the same format:

   Instruction, Words, Flags, W Used, Description, Instruction Equivalent.

   I'd recommend including both lists as it makes it very easy to convert
native syntax. I keep a copy of both lists at my side when I'm programming.
If you want, I can send the text file.

   Thanks,

   - Tom

At 08:46 AM 5/11/99 -0500, Jerry Merrill wrote:
>At 03:40 AM 5/11/99 -0700, Tom Handley wrote:
>>   Jerry, thanks. I think the new docs are great and I know about the "/D"
>>option. What I was referring to is the old cross-reference where you could
>>look up a Microchip instruction and see the Parallax/CVASM equivalent.
>>While the Microchip equivalent is listed for all the CVASM instructions,
>>the former makes it easier when converting native code to CVASM. An example
>>I mentioned earlier is swapf fr,1 and swapf fr,0. While it's easy to find
>>SWAP, it's not very obvious that swapf fr,0 is MOV W,<>fr. I think it would
>>be useful to add that to the docs. It's only a page or two.
>>
>>   - Tom
>>
>
>I actually did not realize such a 'reverse' reference was ever done, but it
>makes good sense.
>
>Good point and good timing.  We are reworking the manual and help files
>now.  I will see that it is included.
>
>
>Jerry Merrill
>
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