All,
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 I know this message isn't addressed to me, and I may be out of line here=
,
 but I have to interject my bit of opinion.  There are probably others
 out there with these same sentiments.  Those being the fact that I canno=
t
 stand seeing PIC code written in the 8051 look alike nmemonics.  This ju=
st
 drives me nuts.  Don't get me wrong here, there isn't anything wwrong wi=
th
 it AFAIK.  It's just to me, it doesn't seem right.  It's kind of like=20
 meeting someone who speaks your native language, and then talking to the=
m=20
 in a somewhat foreign language. =20

 Just a nitpick on my part.   I'm done now.  Carry on.....


                                         Regards,

                                           Jim
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> Hello!
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> OK! Here is a part of the code
> RD_ENCDR.SRC
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> chk_encoder       mov    new, encoder
>                               and    new, #00000011b
>                              mov    temp, new
>                              xor       temp, old
>                              jz         :return
>                              clc
>                               rl         old
>                               xor      old, new
>                               jb         old.1, :up
> :down                    dec      counter
>                                skip
> :up                          inc       counter
>                                and      counter, #00001111b
>                                mov      old, new
> :return                    ret
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> My question are : What language is this?
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> Regards
> =C5keN
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