PIC pseudo instructions to 18Fxx

Hi

I'm migrating code from a PIC 16ce625 to an 18f252. All going OK but I
often use mnemonics such as SKPNDC, SETDC etc. Is there an equivalent
for 16 bit devices? I've searched the Microchip website with no luck.
Looks like I'll have to do it the 'long' way unless someone here can
advise otherwise.

Thanks,
Simon

On Wed, 23 May 2007 08:34:41 +0100, the renowned PigPOg
<simon@capella.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi
>
>I'm migrating code from a PIC 16ce625 to an 18f252. All going OK but I
>often use mnemonics such as SKPNDC, SETDC etc. Is there an equivalent
>for 16 bit devices? I've searched the Microchip website with no luck.
>Looks like I'll have to do it the 'long' way unless someone here can
>advise otherwise.
>
>Thanks,
>Simon

They've been discouraging the use of them, even on the 12/14 bit
devices, for some time. You can always write some macros if you would
like. Personally, I don't like to see too many macros that expand into
multiple instructions in assembler code. It makes it (even more)
difficult to read in the future. 


Best regards, 
Spehro Pefhany
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Search for Psuedo-Parallax Macros on microchip site.

"PigPOg" <simon@capella.co.uk> wrote in message 
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> Hi
>
> I'm migrating code from a PIC 16ce625 to an 18f252. All going OK but I
> often use mnemonics such as SKPNDC, SETDC etc. Is there an equivalent
> for 16 bit devices? I've searched the Microchip website with no luck.
> Looks like I'll have to do it the 'long' way unless someone here can
> advise otherwise.
>
> Thanks,
> Simon 

Mori/Spehro

Thanks for the replies.

Simon

On 23 May, 08:34, PigPOg <s...@capella.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm migrating code from a PIC 16ce625 to an 18f252. All going OK but I
> often use mnemonics such as SKPNDC, SETDC etc. Is there an equivalent
> for 16 bit devices? I've searched the Microchip website with no luck.
> Looks like I'll have to do it the 'long' way unless someone here can
> advise otherwise.
>
> Thanks,
> Simon

What about using macros ?