The only thing I noticed in my brief glance was that you didn't touch the A/D
registers associated with port A.

By default, much of port A at startup are configured as A/D.  Your code will not
do much with port a until you set the A/D registers to configure port A as all
digital (or digital where you want it...)

-Adam

Jeff Scharpf wrote:
>
> I was hoping someone could just take a quick look at a small snippet of code I have and tell me if there is anything obviously wrong. What I'm doing is setting up a 16F876 with porta as input, portb as input, and portc as outputs. I have all inputs for porta and portb tied to V+. I have the portc outputs going to LEDs. All I wanted to do was run timer0 internally, use the timer0 interrupt to go out and increment a register, then display this on the portc outputs to show that the interrupt is working. I used a 256 scaler so it didn't go so fast. I know that i have some defined variables that I have not used yet.I am very new at this :( Any help is greatly appreciated.
> I did read the beginners help page and was able to run simple code that read an input from port a and incremented a register, then sent it to portc leds. This worked, so I believe electricallly everything is ok.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff Scharpf
>
> Jeffrey Scharpf
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> Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
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