At 10:57 PM 5/8/02 -0500, Michael Johnston wrote:
>Andrew
>thanks for the code i tried this but ive ran into some problems for one
>thing is the bnz mnemonic usable with the c54 parts

BNZ is one of several pre-defined macros built into MPASM.  You can read
all about them in the MPASM data sheet - available from Microchip's web
site (document # 33014g).

The built in macros help make code a bit easier to understand when coming
back to it after a long period of time.

dwayne


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