jim@jpes.com wrote:
When the program is assembled, the MOVWF instruction is encoded as
0x008, and has appended to it the
 register on which to act, which is the BSR, which corresponds to 0x08.
So, in the final machine form,
 it translates to 0x0088 which is "Move w to register 8 which is the
BSR.  Therefore, whether you use
 BSR or 0x08, you wind up with the same machine instruction.

So, why don't you write the whole program in "machine form"?

         0x0088
         0x0042
         etc, etc...

Carey Fisher
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