Bob Ammerman [rammerman at prodigy.net] of RAm Systems says
The PIC18Cxx2 chips contain quite a few nice new features. One of the neatest is programmable access to the stack. This feature allows many powerful tricks.Notes:
- this code has _NOT_ been tested!
- all multi-byte values are little-endian
- I assume the code space never exceeds 16 bits worth (which it never will on the 242, 252, 442 or 452 chips).
Multilevel returns ; return to my caller's caller pop return ; return to my caller's caller's caller pop pop return ; return to my caller's caller's caller's caller pop pop pop return
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