The first thing to do is flash LEDs, as you mentioned. Have a look at
http://www.piclist.org/techref/piclist/cheapic/bincnt.htm . There's a very
simple program that counts the LEDs in binary. It also contains a nice
description of the various registers. Wherever you see 16f84, replace it
with 16f876, and it should work. All 16 series chips have the same
instruction set. The differences are in what I/O devices are on the chip.

Good luck!

Harold



>  I am just starting to understand programming of PIC's. I now have an in
> circuit programmer (wisp628) and all is working well. I studied JAL and
> had some success in getting a few things working. What I really want to
> do is learn assembly code and apply it to the 16F876. I guess my question
> is that I am trying to find a simple project like the blinking light and
> the associated assembly code so I can learn from what others have done. I
> search piclist on the 16F876 but get nothing (maybe I am not searching
> right). I guess I don't know yet how generic assembly code is so I do not
> know if I can look at code of a different PIC and learn how to use the
> 16f876. I printed out the 200 page 16F876 datasheet so I see the commands
> there but am stuck trying to use assembly code.
>
> I would appreciate some help in getting started on the right path.
>
> Thanks ALL
>
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