> What I don't understand is why the assembler didn't throw an error if
> incf W,0 isn't allowed.

Because W is just #define W 0, so you just specified incf 0,0 which is
perfectly valid. One more reason to use a propper HLL, even when it is
only to write asm: in Jal inline assembly incf w,0 would not be allowed,
unless of course w was defined as a variable. Guess the same holds for
asm in other compilers?

Wouter van Ooijen

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