Tom Handley wrote:

>    Josh, this has been an interesting topic. Looking back over the data book,
> it appears that you can wakeup from SLEEP by just setting the related enable
> Bit (EEIE in this case). If GIE is cleared, execution will continue right
> after the SLEEP and will not jump to the IRQ address. Since I normally use
> interrupts for other things I was not aware of this alternative. Note, you
> still need to clear the Flag Bit (EEIF) after you wakeup. So regarding my
> earlier remarks, "nevermind" ;-)
>
>    - Tom
>

Tom,
Thank you! This is what I had figured would happen, but I wanted to be sure.
Eventually I'm sure I will need interrupts in this application, in which case I
will need to add some handling. For now however, I'm trying to use the KISS
principal. I'm still somewhat new to PIC programming, and when I design something
and it doesn't work, often I cannot figure out why and end up abandoning the
project. Anyways, Thank you very much for your help!

Josh Koffman
joshy@pangea.ca