Plus the second parameter to BCF is a literal bit, not the address of a
variable with a bit number in it. Won't work (you need a lookup table
for that). I'd use a macro.

Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
>> I changed from a standard bcf on PORTC as I have read about the
>> read-modify-write problems.  When I call this sub, I put the 
>> number of the
>> bit I want to clear in the W register.  This then reads PORTC 
>> and places it
>> in RAM_PORTC, clears the bit in the variable and writes the 
>> entire byte back
>> to PORTC
> 
> that won't do no good. think again about the 'reads PORTC' part in
> relation to the read-modify-write issue.
> 
> Wouter van Ooijen
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