> A .hex file by itself is byte-oriented. The 12 an 14 bit PICs however
> are word-oriented, and low-byte first.

Once I got over the fact that the words where in fact 16 bit words of the pc and
the address needs to be divided by 2, and not the 14bit words of the PIC, the
problems went away (kinda).

Also the little endian-ness of the byte ordering is not a problem (now I know
it's there) as I can swap or not. So Wouter, does the Wisp628 take the bytes in
little or big endian form?

Anthony

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