How to force a 16F628A to reset using PBP statement.

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  1. - 19th March 2008, 09:32 #1
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    Thanks Bruce.

    Since you say that it is not a hard reset but close, will this clear any return addresses in the stack if there is any?


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    No it does not clear the stack.
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