>  How have you
> managed to program PICs for two years without ever having cracked the
> manual?  How have you been locating the start of your interrupt routines?

I have been found out.  I just read over some sample programs in a book
microchip put out (UCHB update or something like that) and then made a lot
of trial and errors.  I have never had a good handle on the assembler
directives, I just use the 13 assembler directives.

Funny thing about interupts.  I use this great processor (16C67) with lots
of peripheral interupts, and i have never used them.  I monitor some of the
bits sometimes, but never used the interupts.  However, I would have used
'brute force' like this:

nop
goto SETUP    ;go see if it s power up, brown out, or WDT reset
nop
I_HANDLE    ;start my interupt handler here
blah
blah

I bit unrefined I am sure, but like I said all I am used to using the
language only.

Thanks for the feedback though, I am learning.

Shawn

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