Dave Turner wrote :

First, no, there isn't an "out-of-the-box" method to
specify dynamicly which bit to bcf/bsf. The bit number
is locked into the instruction at assembly time. There are
code snippets to solve that, which you already
understand, as I read it...

Second, Scotts PWM code (which I saw the first time just
a few minutes ago) must be some of the cleanest, best
written and easy to follow code I've seen in a while.
*I* would probably learn from it, and/or use it as
a "component" and just integrate it with my own code.
It *was* written for the old F84, but I see little that
could be done better in any other PIC16 type.
Maybe on a PIC18, but I didn't thought about that...

Of course it more fun to write your own PWM code,
but you will probably not write it *better* then Scott. :-)

> BTW, I have a strange feeling this topic will soon be needing 
> an [OT] tag.

Hm, no not yet, imho...

Jan-Erik.



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