I've tried some more things and put in delays into the code... 
The delays seem to fix up the LCD display a bit. So perhaps the 16F88 is
faster than the 16F84A (even though they are on the same crystal?)

The system still restarts though. 

Wouter>

I've triple-triple checked the Watch dog timer, hehe
I am using IC-Prog, and the setting is definitly OFF, when I read it
back it also is off, the config word is 0x3FEA

I've also explicitly set SWDTEN = 0 to disable the watchdog timer from
software

I have tried disabling every interupt I can (without losing the timer0
interupt) by doing the following:
RBIE =0; //Disable change on port B interupts
INT0IE =0; //Disable external interupt pin
PEIE = 0; //Disable peripheral interupts
TMR0IE = 1; //Enable TMR0 interupt
GIE = 1; //Enable all selected interupts

William> 

And I've just tried the 
CMCON = 0x07, even though you did mention it shouldn't do anything..
Which it didn't, thanks for the input though.

Maarten>

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I want to use the 16F88, mainly because I want to
be able to expand into using the UART functionality of it later.
At the moment, I just want to get the original code working on it and
stable.
Thanks for pointing out the other one though, I didn't know of that
option

I'm sooo lost on this one :S

Thanks all, more thoughts?

I've posted the code on my uni site if anyone has the time to go through
it... I can't see anything wrong with what I'm doing
But then again, I havn't been doing this stuff for long either!
http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~jgre5893/pic/

--Josh

Ps -- This doesn't have anything to do with my uni work, so don't worry
you aren't doing assignments for me, The uni just provides a wonderful
FREE place to put a webpage :)
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