> Just remember that it is a program in your programming space that has =
been enabled=20
> by a special bit of hardware that has in effect caused a special =
interrupt.

Yes, I forgot that. All to easy to think it's a real emulator.


> Well I would say that to do this you are best to get the=20
> operations to a
> point where they work correctly, i.e. the A/D operation, and the LCD
> operation, and then dispense with the ICD=20

Yep. At least now I feel happy about carrying on. Over the weekend I was =
pulling my hair out.
Seems so simple now I know.

I know all the seperate bits work if I run everything in a big =
background task. I just needed to get a constant periodic sampling =
interval to make the numbers displayed meaningful and went off on a =
tangent.

Thanks for all your help everyone.

Pete
now with a big smile

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