Bob Blick wrote:
>
> Hey, Tjaart, does MPC keep hands off inline assembler?
>
Here's the listing generated by MPC for an in-line assembly delay
function:

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
                          /*
                             Clock frequency:         3.6864 MHz
                             Instruction clock:     921.6 kHz
                             Instruction duration:    1.0851 us
                             Instructions per ms:   614.4
                             Delay is in ms
                          */
                          void Delay(registerw delay)
0000                      {
                          #asm
0AF4 1283           BCF STATUS, RP0         ; 1
0AF5 00A1           MOVWF __WImage          ; 1

                DLMS2M1
                    RADIX DEC               ; Use decimal values
0AF6 30E6           MOVLW 230               ; 1
0AF7 0084           MOVWF FSR               ; 1

                DLMS2M2
0AF8 0000           NOP                     ; 1
0AF9 0B84           DECFSZ FSR              ; 1
0AFA 2AF8           goto  DLMS2M2           ; 2

0AFB 0BA1           DECFSZ __WImage         ; 1
0AFC 2AF6           goto DLMS2M1            ; 2
                          #endasm
0AFD 0008       RETURN               }

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

As far as I can see, MPC didn't touch the assembly.  This might be
because of an option setting, though.

--Matt