> Yes, the code is not complete.  There is a series of 
> instructions to be run if the bit is set in the a/d reading. 
> and these instructions are the ones the program outputted.  
> This removes the tedium and error proness of doing each 
> calculation and writing the code by hand.
> 
> It is early and no coffee yet,  This post is short.
> 
> Bill
> 
>  ;      for bit 9   100
> test9  bftss     adhigh;1    ***** inserted by jand
>           goto    test8            *****
> 
>         movlw D'1'
>        addwf CVD0,F
> 
>          for bit 8   50
> 
> test8  bftss     adhigh;0  ****
>           goto    test7         *****
> 
> Bill
> 

Ahh... Excellent, thank you. So in your BASIC program, something like the
following could be added after the PRINT "; for bit" line...

    if bit>8 then ad="adhigh;" & cstr(bit-8) else ad="adlow;" & cstr(bit)
    PRINT "test" & CSTR(bit) &"  bftss" & vbTab & ad
    PRINT vbTab & "goto    test" & cstr(bit-1)

Now, there is also some "fix up" code at the end that corrects for registers
that may have accumulated more than 10? May I impose on you to also share
that code?

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