PBP aren't documented, but like Henrik said, dig the .LIB files.
Quote Originally Posted by HenrikOlsson View Post
But really, if you want to include assembly (single lines or blocks of code) in your program you don't need to worry about these macros (but you CAN use them if you want to) just write your ASM the way you're used to with movff, btfsc, bsf and so on.
The advantage of knowing the internal macro is you don't always need to worry about bank/page switching, WDT reset... and writing additional code for common tasks... and it's a little bit easier to read... and if you switch from PIC family to another, you don't need to worry about the different asm instructions. But yes, it's not a must, just handy tool.