The rept directive just tells the assembler to temporarily create an
unnamed macro and repeat it a number of times.
The MPASM has the while directive. It is a little different but should work.

Eg.:

n   set (INST_CYCLES_NEEDED - 3)
    while n > 0
        nop
n   set n - 1
    endw

Regards,

Isaac


Alan B. Pearce escreveu:
>> How would I replace this group of code with C18? This
>> is a critical timing delay.
>>
>>        REPT    (INST_CYCLES_NEEDED - 3)
>>        NOP
>>        ENDM
>>
>> The program allows to specify the clock speed, which then
>> adjusts the number of clock periods to get the desired delays.
>>     =

>
> The REPT operator looks like it is possibly a macro, which is probably =

> defined in one of the include files. As a start, I would try trawling any =

> likely looking include files (compiler.h?, any processor specific .h file=
s?) =

> and searching them with a text editor for 'rept' to see if a macro is =

> #defined. You could then probably use the macro as is in your files.
>
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