1) a scope. Even a 2 channel analog, 20 years old helps !!
2) ASM book. At least READ how the PIC works using it's instruction set !!
#3....Microchips 'Tips and Tricks' series. while in assembler, you can see some nice ways to speed up stuff, use less pins, etc.
Jay
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Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2016 1:45 am
The "official" CCS way of coding nops is with delay_cycles(1). Delay_cycles(n), for small n at least, simply adds the specified number of nops as inline code.
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