Andrei,

I've just started using PICs.  I found Microchip's IDE MPLAB to be
invaluable and it's FREE!  Find yourself a fast internet connection,
download it, and print out the manual; the first 2 chapters walk you
through an example where you compile some assembly code and then run it
on the simulator while watching variables change.  Learn to set break
points and also how to use watch windows to look at your variables.
When you press F9 to run the program, the watch window is NOT updated
but when you use F7 to step through the code line by line, watch window
variables ARE updated.  I used this method to test and debug my first
PIC program.

Ted Mawson
Ted.Mawson@PortfolioPM.com
www.portfoliopm.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Andrei B.
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:32 AM

 Can someone look over this macro I wrote for a software serial RX on
the 16f84 @ 4MHz ?
 I'd like a second opinion before I test it.
xxxxxxx deleted xxxxxxxx

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