Skip always? Something like
btfsc PCLH, 7 ;or some other always 0 bit

I think I used something like that to logical NOT a conditional skip
instruction.
ie

incfsz reg, f
skip
bsf  PORTB, bit

So it would set the pin if reg was zero. Saved the trouble of using goto ;-)

- Ben




On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 21:03:55 -0600, Robert Rolf <robert.rolf@ualberta.ca> wrote:
> William Chops Westfield wrote:
> > Always, or Never"  "Subtract One and Skip never" was sometimes used to
> > decrement memory, but "skip always" was pretty useless...
> 
> Skip always is quite useful when debugging. It allows you to
> force a skip without changing the instruction size. This is
> particularly useful when debugging code in RAM or where
> you have very slow data link for uploading code changes.
> (DDT on a TTY at 110 baud).
> 
> Robert
> 
> Wipe out all of memory with ONE instruction. PDP11 family.
> Mov -(PC), -(PC)        ;start at highest memory location.
> 
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