> Is it not important to follow the datasheet sequence for CWG setup?

Generally modules or functions don't work if the d/s example isn't
followed. I'm sure the C compiler knows what it's doing. I've tried
to figure out C-produced hex files and rarely do they resemble how
it would have been written in assembly

> Also, should my NCO code come before or after the CWG code

I think either way should do. Depends. If you did CWG first then the
CWGA/B pins can be set to some "harmless" state in CWGCON
until NCO is running. As CWG does control the pins it might be the
one to set up first

Joe


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