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Tamas,

Thanks!
Mind went blank for a little bit.

Ray

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 00:53:36 +0100, Tamas Rudnai wrote:
>=A0hi Ray,
>
>=A0"=3D" is for set a variable, "=3D=3D" is for conditionals.
>
>=A0Example:
>
>=A0variable size =3D $ - label;
>
>=A0if size =3D=3D 18
>=A0..
>=A0endif
>
>
>=A0Regards,
>=A0Tamas
>
>
>=A0On 7/1/07, Ray Newman <list@microdesigns.biz>=A0wrote:
>
>>=A0I forgot the difference in meaning of "=3D" and "=3D=3D" in assembly
>>=A0directives for MPLAB
>>
>>=A0or "=3D" is not used in IF THEN ELSE ENDIF ???
>>
>>=A0I used "=3D=3D" for conditional assembly base on current program
>>=A0memory address
>>
>>=A0But I can't recall ever using just "=3D"
>>
>>=A0I have two pieces of hardware that are 90% identical in I/O for
>>=A0the same MCU
>>=A0So instead of writing two different programs, which I did, I need
>>=A0to combine
>>=A0and do the if/the/else for the slight differences but everything
>>=A0else works the same
>>=A0and if I do some software updates, it will be the exact same for
>>=A0both. That way I do not have to edit both programs.
>>
>>=A0Thanks,
>>=A0Ray
>>
>>
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