Hi,

Why can't you use the MPLAB simulator to test it?

/Ruben

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> I'm a bit confused by exactly what MPLAB will let me do with a macro.
> I have a routine that I use for sending data to a shift register. Now
> I want to do two separate shift registers (not chained, different
> pins). So what I'd like to do is define a macro like this:
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> mShiftOut macro _data, _port, _ClockPin, _DataPin, LatchPin
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> If I did that, could I then use the following line within the macro?
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> bsf     _port,_ClockPin
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> It seems to assemble, I just don't have my board ready to test it yet.
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> Thanks!
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> Josh
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