Hi,

Barry King wrote:

>2) You will sometimes see BASIC or assembler programs which "goto" a
>place in a different scope.  It is NEVER a good idea (and its illegal
>in C) to "goto" out of a function, or into the middle of one, as one
>example.  Maintaining the dependancies of variable allocation, etc.
>becomes error prone.

Generally - Yes but not 'NEVER', for thoose of You who haven't yet,
i strongly reccomend to look at this: =

http://www.microchip.com/10/appnote/listing/index9.htm#a389 ( AN689 ).

This code 'breaks' all these rules, makes all the do not's etc.

There's a time and place for everything.

When programming embedded systems ( in this case PIC's ) then
DO program for these devices and not an 256 Gb ram 1THz Mega computer.

BTW I Agree that this code is 'a bit' hard to follow, but i see
no other possible way to get this much functionality form a 16F84 =

in any other way.


I rest my case,

/Tony



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