Ray Gardiner wrote:
>
> Hi Foster,
>
> Persistence is the most valuable asset to have at this point.
> Here is a (partial) checklist.
>
> 1. Dont' assume anything.
>
> 2. Check the assembler list file to verify that the assembler is
>    producing what you expect. Watch for page boundary crossing.
>
> 3. Watch out for interrupt routines nesting too deep.
>
> 4. Check carefully where you use FSR to write indirectly to memory that
>    you aren't inadvertently overwriting other memory.
>
4.1 This had me by the throat before: Make sure you don't write to the
memory ( with ie FSR) used by ICD. You want to see the PIC doing weird
and wonderfull things, try mucking with the ICD RAM.

> 5. What is the macro expansion for banksel?
>
> 6. Check for things like "movlw sp1" when you really meant "movf sp1,w"..
>
Quentin

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