Nicola Perotto wrote:
> You need to correctly -> on or off whatever you want
> initialize EVERY -> yes! every! peripheral.

No, this is just programming by superstition.  Do you wave a dead fish over
the PIC during a full moon too?

The default state for peripherals is well documented and can be relied on.
Most (all?) peripherals that are not analog default to off, and you can
ignore them unless you specifically do something to them.

In general, any pin that could be analog wakes up that way, so you have to
disable A/Ds and comparators if you are not using them.


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