Hi Roy,

Always keep in mind the possible problems that can occur when using the code
of others or exchanging your code with others with regard to default radix
(especially when code snippets are taken out of context from the entire
source file(s)) -- their default radix may be different than yours.
Definitely worth the time to review your code for this -- I'm not saying
this is your problem, however.

For example in the code that was just posted a few messages back in this
thread, you might want to replace:

 movlw   16      <== will be interpreted as 0x16 if your default radix is hex

with:

 movlw   .16   <== explicit decimal radix

    or

 movlw   D'100' <== explicit decimal radix


Best regards,

Ken Pergola

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