> > But how else would you write a bit-banged UART in a HLL 
> without using
> > timers?
> 
> Inline assembly ... C can do it.

In-line assembly is a way to combine HLL and assembly that is often more
convenient than using separate C and asm files. But it is not HLL. If
you disagree I'll rephrase: how do you do it in a portable way (one
source for PIC and an as-yet-undifined chip, but one that is supported
by the HLL)?

Wouter van Ooijen

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