Sequence of statements makes code work differently. (PIC16F628A)

Sequence of statements makes code work differently. (PIC16F628A)

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- 4th October 2016, 08:43 #8

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Re: Sequence of statements makes code work differently. (PIC16F628A)

628A has analog functions?

P.S. I do have CMCON disabled...

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