Hi Bob,
thanks for your response,

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>There are samples in the HiTech distribution for the 16F84,
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I don't have the samples as I am using the free hobbist version of Hi-Tech
PICLITE that has none of the libraries included...

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> but if that
> isn't good enough, this is a serial full-duplex terminal using an LCD,
> keypad, and interrupt-driven bit-bashed RS232 in HiTech C for 16F84:
>
> http://www.bobblick.com/bob/projects/lcdterm/
>
> Cheerful regards,
>
> Bob Blick
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Thanks for sharing your code! I will definately be taking a close look at the
way you written this.

Why did you decide to use interrupts. The reason I ask is that alot of the
other code I have looked at, and the sample code I have found at
http://www.workingtex.com/htpic/ which I am trying to get going at the moment
is all done by polling. Do you get speed advantages using interrupts? Reason I
ask is that my PIC will be very busy controlling two hobby servos and counting
encoder ticks for each servo as well.

Thanks for your help,
kind regards,
James Fitzsimons

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