Phillip wrote:
> So I wonder if I choose to put the clrwdt instruction at the end of
> my ISR and execute fewer clrwdt instructions will I consume less
> power? (I think it might but it will be a trivial amount)

So you're saying you think executing a CLRWDT instruction takes more power
per cycle than executing a GOTO instruction?  I doubt you could measure the
difference, but I have no idea why you think CLRWDT is more power hungry
than a GOTO.

> In the data sheet it claims it is in mapped bank 1 and and bank 3 but
> I can only get the timer0 prescaler out of the picture if I write to
> bank 3 for some reason bank 1 does not seen to allow access to the
> OPTION_REG on this part.

Nonsense.  You are doing something else wrong.


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