> Jason White wrote:
>> I got your code I couldn't really get it to work. but with a whole
>> bunch a clrwdt commands I got around the restart problem in my code.
>
> Hmm.  That could mean two things:
>
> 1 - You had the watchdog enabled despite your claim to the contrary, and
> kicking the dog regularly keeps it from biting.
>
> 2 - The CLRWDT instruction don't do anything useful, but move things 
> around
> so that the address-related bug no trashes something harmless or causes a
> symptom you haven't noticed yet.
>
> You should do a global edit and replace all CLRWDT instructions with NOP 
> and
> see what happens.  If it now fails the problem was #1 and you need to fix
> your config settings for real.  If it still works, you've got a much more
> subtle but nasty bug lurking, and it's got nothing to do with the 
> watchdog.

And he probably needs to get an understanding of this before attempting to 
move onto another processor, which if he uses an 18F series one as seems to 
be the intent in another thread, has more methods of biting him in manners 
he doesn't understand. 

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