>  I still hold the belief that 0x08 vs BSR is not wrong.=20
> Since BSR is at address 0x08, how can it be?

It is not wrong per se, but YOU are asking for free advice, and expecting U=
S to find out what 0x08 refers to.

If YOU cannot use the preferred mnemonic (and it is called this for a reaso=
n) then you end up with the situation that Olin was often on about - why sh=
ould we be bothered to work out what your code is doing if you don't supply=
 the simple things that make it easy for us to see where you went wrong.

The next problem arises when you suddenly decide that you need to reuse thi=
s code on a different processor, but the BSR register is at a different add=
ress. Microchip kindly supply a definition file that has the different addr=
ess in it, and so when you assemble the code for the new processor, the add=
ress gets appropriately changed.

But I cannot work out why you would think that changing from BSR to 0x08 wo=
uld suddenly make the code work. If it wasn't working with the BSR in there=
, then it isn't going to work with the 0x08 in there.
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