Take your PIC :) http://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/PIC12F1571#tools
The PIC-KIT-3 is probably going to be the one you choose as the others are much more expensive.
Adam
Hello
59 mH isn't that large really. I use 75 mH for something I work on, driving a sounder element. Why don't you simulate it and see what you get? I can get something that fits all that into something less than 10*10(mm).
Thanks
Adam
If I do this in the simulator it works and I get the value back in WREG when it finishes. I tried a few values and get the same results as Harald.
For 234 the answer is 2.
Hi John
Can we have a quick re-cap on where you are now. I have tried to pick up this thread but I am struggling. It looks like you are trying to create a random number by ANDing something together? The btfsc tests bit 4 of the register and if zero jumps over the next instruction in the code. Is...