Try adding a 'clrwdt' as shown below:

At 08:52 PM 2/16/02 -0800, Nick Masluk wrote:
>Nope, that doesn't seem to be it.  I added the
>following code to the end of all places where the
>EEPROM is written to, and it always ends up in a WDT
>time-out.
>
>TestEEfin1
>         clrwdt                   ;tickle dog
>         btfss   PIR1, EEIF       ;write finished
>           goto  TestEEfin1       ;nope
>         bcf     PIR1, EEIF

You have to clear the WDT while you are waiting for the write to
finish.  If you replicate the above code in multiple locations, be sure to
change the digit at the end of label so that each instance is unique.

One other thing: the location of where you clear the interrupt flag may be
a bit dicey: I'd prefer to clear the flag just before starting the write,
not after it is finished as you have done above.

dwayne


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