DEFINE USE_LFSR ... Handy or not?


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    As far as I can tell, using the DEFINE just tells PBP to use a shorter method of executing the instruction:

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    Early PIC18Xxxx devices do not include the LFSR assembler op-code. By
    default, PBP will not use the LFSR op-code but will use a longer method
    instead. If the PIC18Xxxx device does have the LFSR op-code, a Define may
    be added to the BASIC program to tell PBP to use it:

    Define USE_LFSR 1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archilochus View Post
    Define USE_LFSR 1
    I think, this Define changes nothing ! The LFSR isn't used in several PIC18F I used...
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