Arg...if only the website hadn't exceeded its bandwidth. On the upside,
the end of the month is near heh. Thank you all for your responses...one
thing I am a little hazy on is still the access bank. I know the first
128 bytes are GPR, and the second 128 are SFR. Does this mean that I can
set the SFRs directly, without having to bank switch, as in the 16f?
Also, what happens when I set the BSR to 0x01? Are there 128 new SFRs,
or do they map to the same SFRs as BSR=0x00? I just am trying to get a
simple blinky LED program going.

Thanks,

Josh
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cdb wrote:
> If you leave the BSR register at 0x00 (the default), and your
> variables are at addresses 0x000 - 0x07F that is 128 variables you
> will not have to use banking. For  complete 256 variables the BSr can
> be set to 0x01 and address 0x100-0x1FFF
>
> Some 18F specific examples are available at www.picbook.com.

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