Bob Ammerman wrote:
> Just write in "C" with inline assembly language.

Roman Black wrote:
> Huh?? But doesn't that require a PIC C compiler??

Peter H. Anderson put me on to using the CCS compiler
this way - Let the compiler handle register allocation,
logical and conditional tests, and so on - Write time
sensitive code in in-line asm. Works very well.
Check out his C pages if you're interested.

Last time I looked you could get a free CCS demo at
Microchips' site.

regards, Jack

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