I don't generally approve of questions like "what's wrong with this" =
accompanied by lines of source.
But right now I'm stumped, I wrote an rs232 routine that sends data at =
9600bps, it did infact send data, not the character I told it to though, =
so I re-wrote parts of it where I found errors in the code.
and now it's not sending anything, if I had access to a scope I'm sure I =
could find it but I've looked at this code for the past 40 mins, I've =
ran it through mplab sim a few times and it seems to run great.
I know it's not pretty, I just whipped it up verify the circuit was =
connected properly.
the d_104 is a 104usec delay, the timing is off by a few percent but =
even still I should get something in the hyperterminal, the data is sent =
8 databits, no parity, and 2 stopbits.

_write_rs232
  movwf  _RSDATA
  movlw  0x08
  movwf  _CNTR
  bcf  PORTB, 4 =20
_rsloop  call  d_104
  rrf  _RSDATA, f
  btfsc  STATUS, C
  goto  _one  =20
  goto  _zero  =20
_one  bsf  PORTB, 4 =20
  goto   _skip
_zero  bcf  PORTB, 4 =20
_skip  decfsz  _CNTR, f
  goto  _rsloop
  call  d_104
  bsf  PORTB, 4  ; 1
  call  d_104
  call  d_104=20
  return

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