On 19 February 2012 02:18, IVP <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:

> eg the old way was
>
> movlw 0x55
> tris portb
>
> is now deprecated to
>
> movlw 0x55
> movwf trisb
>

Why should we worry about these? JAL is a High Level Language and we should
not much care about what code is generated until it works. If JAL can
optimise the code to a shorter or faster one using TRIS instruction and if
that TRIS instruction is still working on the target chip then why not? One
thing is good about TRIS instruction is that you do not need to worry about
the BANKSEL, therefore less program memory footprint and higher execution
speed.

Tamas



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