>     Why not actually try assembling some code, so you'll know for
>     sure?

Because I've gotten used to the h'FF' syntax and don't have a problem.  I
was only pointing out a potential problem I saw, and did qualify it with
"as far as I know".  If someone wants to know for sure, let THEM do the
homework.

Maybe my manual is old (didn't check that either.  You can if you really
care.), but on page 91 of DS33014G is shows the H'FF' and 0xFF syntaxes as
the only two choices for specifying hexadecimal constants assuming hex
isn't the default radix.

>  Here, I'll write some for you:
>
>         list p=pic16C54
>         movlw 0ffh
>         end

Well, did it work?  Or do you not consider it worth your time to chase
this either?


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