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I have just received a project which originally used the 16F877A. The 
bulk of the code is in assembler with the user interface written in 
PBPro. The client wants to add extra features and functions to the 
existing code base. In doing so I will exceeded the memory capacity of 
the 877A. I am looking at the 18F4520 as a replacement. The portions 
written in PBPro are easy to migrate but about 75% of the code is in 
assembler (although well documented). Aside from jumping in head first 
and going blind into the project are there any issues or pointers that 
would make life a whole lot simpler that I should look at before I proceed.

Thanks all.

Antonio Benci.

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