>Olin, considering that the datasheets specify 0 and 1 for the destinations,
>I would hardly call using them "bad programming practice."

I'm with Olin on this one. These things are called Mnemonics for a reason.
Else why bother using any instruction mnemonics, why not just code
everything in hex or binary?

The use of W and F as instruction mnemonics is a lot more intuitive than
remembering which way 0 or 1 goes. Is it the same as using 1 for input on
the ports, or is it the opposite? I'm not going to bother looking it up and
trying to work it out.



Sorry for the late reply, I have had 3 days plus a weekend off studying for
exams. Anyone who believes rust doesn't sleep hasn't seen the activity on
the Pic list.

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