msp430-as does not like .set, but works OK with = I gather that I can also use C #define's for the same affect. On another plane, browsing the i386 as docs, I found that AT&T gas used dest,source instead of source,dest. This is the problem I have in converting PIC code to msp430 code. PIC uses dest,src. Most of the rest I can do with S/R. It would be really convient to have a dest,src option for msp430 if it is some simple thing. Cheers, Garst
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