Actually when I rethink this, I was wrong. It picks file3 if file1 is the
middle value. Sorry.

-Bob

> How's this? I had to use a temp register though:
>
> movf   file1,w
> subwf  file2,w
> btfsc  STATUS, C
> goto   $ + 2
> movf   file1,w
> goto   $ + 1
> movf   file2,w
> movwf  temp
> subwf  file3,w
> btfsc  STATUS, C
> goto   $ + 2
> movf   file3,w
> movwf  temp
> movf   temp,w
>
> Cheerful regards,
> Bob Blick
>
>
>> Here's a design challenge for you guys:
>>
>> I have values in three file registers:  fileA, fileB, fileC.
>>
>> I want to choose the value that's in the middle (numerically) and put it
>> into W.
>>
>> The brute-force way to do this would be to copy the list, sort the
>> copy in place, and choose the middle value.
>>
>> I'm sure there's a more direct way.  Any ideas?
>>
>> (Application:  This a simple nonlinear filter to remove occasional
>> outliers in a sampled data stream.)
>>
>> Regards,
>> Mark
>> markrages@gmail
>
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