Which just goes to show, you really need to learn the personality
of your C compiler (especially for resource limited MCU's like
the PIC) and how it makes code from your source. The listing file
is your best friend!

On a side note (shameless plug follows)...

Not many people have said much on the PIC list over the past few
years about ByteCraft's MPC compiler. It's been the PIC C
compiler of choice for my professional work for many years now.
It's always generated very good code and the support from Walter
and his crew is tremendous. If only most software companies had
the same kind of service and support, we'd all be a whole lot
happier.

(End of shameless plug -- no, I don't work for ByteCraft or have
any affiliations with them. I buy my C compilers at retail just
like everyone else.)

Matt Pobursky
Maximum Performance Systems

On Tue, 4 Jun 2002 13:05:47 -0400, Walter Banks wrote:
>John Dammeyer wrote:
>>
>>>From the Bytecraft C
>>
>>08D9 1003    BCF    STATUS,C          i = i*2+1;
>>
>>MPC "C" COMPILER V1.40  24-Jul-2000
>>PAGE 89
>>
>>08DA 0D4D    RLF    4D,W
>>08DB 00FE    MOVWF  7E
>>08DC 0A7E    INCF   7E,W
>>08DD 00CD    MOVWF  4D
>>
>>
>MPC "C" COMPILER B1.96s  31-May-2002
>
>001F 1403    BSF    STATUS,C          c = (2 * c) + 1;
>0020 0DB5    RLF    35
>

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