Re: PIC Assembler.

Marra wrote:
It is quite remarkable what you can make a PIC do if you put in some
effort.

It sure is. :-)

I did a dual cooker for a large manufacturer and it did multi tasking
between the 2 ovens and a scrolling VF display.

The busiest I kept a PIC was with a caller-id project using a software
modem. It re-times the recovered data bits and clocks them out one pin and
back into another pin. That pin feeds a serial bit-bang receive routine
that stuffs the received bytes into a circular queue. All interrupt driven
of course. The main level code takes bytes out of the queue and displays
them on a Hitachi based LCD. There were very few exta cycles available when
it is receiving data. Did this on a 16F84 at 4MHz.


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