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Date Posted: 10:56:21 12/07/01 Fri
Author: sakman
Subject: Re: Canton 4.2 with Audio Privacy
In reply to: guillet 's message, "Re: Canton 4.2 with Audio Privacy" on 06:36:35 12/07/01 Fri

Hey guillet,

>Sakman, do I have to add NOP's to the code where
>RA3_test_bit is called out?

No. Once the #define is removed, you can run the code as is. The code will see the "ifdef" instruction and skip sending the test pulses since RA3_test_bit is no longer defined.

If you really want to clean the code up, then you can replace all of the RA3_test_bit related instructions. Since you still have to get the code working, I'd just leave those alone - don't want to introduce any timing errors. After the code is working, then you can go back and clean it up.

Late!

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