John Temples wrote:

> No one should be calculating them with calculators or spreadsheets or
> JavaScript web pages or slide rules or looking them up in datasheets;
> your compiler's preprocessor lets you implement the SPBRG calculations
> in your code with no cost in code space, e.g.,

Valid point and I agree with you, but when you are at a point where you have
not selected a crystal for a project, working with the spreadsheet to see
*all* possible baud rates for a particular crystal is very convenient. It
lets you easily play out "what if" scenarios very quickly.

Is there a way to do this with MPASM or Hi-Tech's C preprocessor (print out
*all* of the baud rates possible given Fosc)? If there is an easy way, that
would be great.

Regards,

Ken Pergola

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