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Ok, I smell what your cooking now...
One, ok, two suggestions.
Don't need to use Poke. Just use PortC = $FF or whatever instead to assign a value to a port.
Also, when running at 4Mhz, the minimum pauseus possible is 24us as stated in the PBP manual, so anything less than 24 will get you 24 anyways. If you actually want a 1us pause, you might try a @ NOP instead.
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Hi Terry,
If you are only using 4 port b pins as inputs I would make the rest outputs and set low and use pulldowns just to avoid that port being made available to stray signals.IMHO I did an BCD with lookup a while back using a 12f675.
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Maybe nothing
Sneaky,
Maybe it's nothing, but I see a space between the $c and 6 in the code below. Seems like this would cause a compile error but I haven't tried it.
' Convert binary number in B0 to segments for LED
bin2seg: Lookup B0,[$40,$79,$24,$30,$19,$12,$02,$78,$00,$18,$88,$83,$C 6,$A1,$86,$8E],B0
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