> > 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)?

> // setup (can include setup file)
> (snip the rest)

I don't see how your code handles an as-yet-undifined chip, it does only
PIC and 8051. It can of course be extended for another specific chip,
but it can't handle a new chip without additions/changes.

Wouter van Ooijen

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