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This is a programming language that is at a low level that corresponds with the instruction set of the machine being programmed.
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What's the most effective way to save/restore a PIC status bit
I want to save/restore the PIC's carry bit. I'm using the 16F628A.
SAVE_CARRY
btfss STATUS, 0
goto CARRY_OFF
CARRY_ON
bsf carry, 0
return
CARRY_OFF
bcf carry, 0
return
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How do I do indirect addressing in PIC ASM?
On my 16F628A's I want to iterate of a predefined sequence of values. How do I do this?
In C, I would do something like this:
char vals = {22, 10, 34, 16};
char id = 0;
port = vals[id];
id++
It's …
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