Oh No, here we go again... Yet another flame to a person asking for assistance! If you don't have something constructive to say then DON'T SAY IT ! Steve Horvath, was asking for a piece of code that he could dissect and would give him further insight into the working of the PIC and the likes. there may be a perfectly valid reason for asking for assistance in this way and certainly does not deserve to be shot down by every second person on the mailing list. Do you have any idea what a Kinesetic learner is? Its a person that has the ability to learn by doing and comprehend concepts in a diferent way to others, unfortunatley on the down side these people often are unable to comprehend written words the same as average people. Please Think before you Judge. Regards Andrew -----Original Message----- From: Peter Vincent To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU Date: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 11:31 AM Subject: Re: Example >sigh..... here we go again have a look at the DATA SHEET it is available >FREE from microchip > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Steve Horvath" >To: >Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 6:21 PM >Subject: Example > > >> Hello >> I am fairly new to PIC programming, but have a fair bit of experience form >> school involving the Intel 8031. I was wondering if someone could write a >> quick program (2 minute job) to do the fallowing on a 16f84, so that I >> could learn about these functions by doing them: >> -push W onto a stack, and pop W off of the stack >> - input from port A to W when there is an interrupt >> - have a 10ms delay using the timer >> - output to pb.0 through pb.4 after the interrupt >> - have a 1 second timer using loops, and have the output (port B) blink on >> and off every second thereafter. >> >> >> oh, and could someone tell em the difference between portA and trisA? >> >> thanks for your help, this should pretty well be what I need to get >> everything straightened out. >> >> Steve Horvath >>