>Oh, and btw, my assembler, MacPIC, hasn't got the foggiest idea of what w
>and f are until I define them.  I have now done so, and substituted w and f
>in the code so I won't look (or BE) quite as ignorant the next time.

Well, the assembler isn't really where it's defined, anyways.  The 16F84.INC
file (or whatever you're using) is where W and F are defined as 0 and 1.  As
long as you have included this file at the top of your program, it's
automatically defined and will work (should work) with MacPIC or whatever
assembler you choose.

--Andrew

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