Hi there, Byron.

I just tried your technique and it works well.  I did have to create=20
a separate macro for setting BSR for manipulating a bit in isolation=20
(I have NO idea of which registers some of the newer bits belong) as=20
shown below:

setbsr          MACRO   target          ;register
     movlb       (target >>7)            ;get bank bits
CURRBANK        set ((target >>7) <<7)  ;
     endm

setbsrbit       MACRO   target, bnum    ;bit
     movlb       (target >>7)            ;get bank bits
CURRBANK        set ((target >>7) <<7)  ;
     endm

     #define BB(reg,bit) (reg^CURRBANK),(bit)   ;bit in bank 1
     #define RB(reg) (reg^CURRBANK)             ;reg in bank 1
;usage is:  bcf     BB(_SOMEBIT)
;usage is:  movwf   RB(SOMEREG)

I'll try to get some time later today to try out the conditional=20
assembly thing that we were talking about.

Many thanks!

dwayne

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Dwayne Reid   <dwayner@planet.eon.net>
Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd    Edmonton, AB, CANADA
(780) 489-3199 voice          (780) 487-6397 fax
www.trinity-electronics.com
Custom Electronics Design and Manufacturing

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