Chris Roper

Depends if the error is in your favor or the Bank's :)

If it is independent of GCStudio and is not based on Microsoft Code then I will gladly give it a try. Cheers, Chris

That takes me back........ I recall that for my younger Sister's 16th birthday, way back in 1976, I rigged up a set of disco lights for her party, all synchronized to the music. It was primitive and it mainly followed the beat and the peak volume of the music, rather than any frequency analysis, but it worked and everyone loved it. Apart from my Mother that is because the next morning she wanted to take her car shopping only to discover that it was missing its Head lamps, tail lights, ignition coil...

It is also a suite of Gas Chromatography software. Great Cow Basic is usually abbreviated to GCB or GCBasic

Just dusted off my ASM knowledge. MOVWL is the simplest form or Move as the value is Literal So MOVLW 0X02 Loads the Value 0x02 (00000010) into the W register. MOVFW 0x02 would load the value at address 0x02 into the W register. But I am no closer to solving your problem and I can't read Italian, other than a Restaurant Menu ;>)

Just dusted off my ASM knowledge. MOVWL is the simplest form or Move as the value is Literal So MOVLW 0X02 Lodes the Value 0x02 (00000010) into the W register as opposed to MOVFW 0x02 hich would load the value at address 0xo2 into the W register. But I am no closer to solving the problem and I can't read Italian other than a Restaurant Menu ;>)

I am a bit rusty but I think the ASM as code reads as follows: Read a byte from a memory location with the label Q_UNO into the W Register Write the W register to Memory location 0x02. So all you are doing is copying a Byte Value from one location to another. I am hesitant as I am not 100% sure about the MOVLW mnemonic. Is it possibly a relative address as opposed to MOVWF?

The ASM as code reads as follows: Read a byte from a memory location with the label Q_UNO into the W Register Write the W register to Memory location 0x02. So all you are doing is copying a Byte Value from one location to another.