You are asuming correct.
$ means the current value in program counter (PC) and goto $+1  means add 1
to PC, which in this case will only move it to the next step.
goto $+2 will jump over next step,
and goto $-1 will go back one step.
Be careful how you use this. If you have say goto $+12  and you add an extra
line with in the 12 steps you are jumping, then you have to change it to
goto $+13. When you have a few of these, it gets confusing. Also when you
use macros in your code, it gets waaayy confusing.

Rather stick to labels. As a rule of thumb, I only use this notation with in
2 steps, ex:
btfss    porta, 0 ; is porta,0 released (keyup)?
goto    $-1        ; wait for keyup
;carry on with code

Quentin
qsc@iptech.co.za
www.iptech.co.za

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