Dan Michaels <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote:

> Hmmmm, as I understand it, pins configured as analog but used as
> digital outputs always "read" as digital "0". Therefore,
> successive BSF instructions to a sequence of pins will always clear
> any pins that were previously set, regardless of what is connected
> to them externally. I thought this was the whole problem Tony was
> talking about. No?

    Dan:

    What you say is true, and it IS the problem that Tony was having.

    However, you wrote an earlier message saying that my explanation
    -- which was almost word-for-word identical to what you just
    wrote -- was "not exactly correct".  I guess I just don't see
    where our explanations differ, as we seem to be in violent
    agreement.

> [I think I'll shut-up now].

    Me, too.  I think the explanation's clear now, and besides, I
    have a plane to catch in the morning.

    -Andy


=== Andrew Warren - fastfwd@ix.netcom.com
=== Fast Forward Engineering - San Diego, California
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