Hej Wouter van Ooijen. Tack f=F6r ditt meddelande 12:43 2002-08-25 enligt=
 nedan:
>IIRC (has been a long time) it takes a few AVR instructions to set or
>celar a single output pin (also to decide on the value of a single pin?)

The other way around!

One instr on AVR.

On PIC often a mirror register is to be used for i/o because of the dreaded=
 read-mod-write is reading from pins, possibly reading in a transient into=
 otput registers if you midify an output.  Thus at least three instr is=
 needed on PIC making it much slower.  Only safe way is to modufy in memory,=
 then copy that whole byte to output.

The AVR read-mod-write from output _Latch_ ignoring actual pin level.

/Morgan

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