16f887 44 pin demo board code problem?

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  1. - 7th December 2008, 14:14 #9
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    hi,

    I think it is "not so good" to change osc settings WHILE you touch the button ( debounce issue guaranteed !!! ...PORTD can show anything but truth !!! )

    good reason for #2 to work better ... ONLY better.

    I ( it's me ...) Would look for button state CHANGES instead of simply the button state ...

    Alain
    Last edited by Acetronics2; - 7th December 2008 at 14:23.
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