> LS,
>
> Could someone explain this construction to me.
> I looked in the MPASM help file but cant find a description.
>
>     xorlw  	(0x05 ^ 0x20)    	; CV545
>
> Regards
>
> Harry


The ^ is a bitwise exclusive or. Since the bits of these two constants do
not overlap, you just end up with 0x25. That is then xored with whatever
is in w. Don't really know what they were trying to do!

Harold



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