Olin Lathrop wrote:
> A few times as a brain challange, but I don't remember
> a single serious case.  In dozens of PIC projects I
> only remember needing to do this once. No, I'd rather
> not have Microchip waste $$ on this problem.

Dale Botkin wrote:
> Me too, but I did actually have occasion recently to
> reverse the order of two bits in a register, with
> minimum words of program memory (and no use of ports)
> as the only requirement.  It's in a 12F675 with no code
> space to spare and all pins used.


Hmm, if there were sorta Xilinx chip that one could load
with some CPU core (PIC, AVR, MSP...) into built-in flash,
configure built-in analog modules and I/O's. If this bloody
creature would be priced as low as PIC.
To reverse the order of bits in one 100MHz cycle just load
extended CPU core command set...

Who can swear this wouldn't be done in few years?

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Mike.

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