thanks Andy - this is getting to be fun!

cheers

nishant
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Andy Kunz wrote:
>
> At 07:57 PM 3/2/97 +0000, you wrote:
> >                ORG     20h
> >        CTR     DS      1
> >                ORG     21h
> >        CTR2    DS      1
>
> Nishant,
>
> You don't need to put all those ORGs there, as the assembler tracks what
> you've used.
>
> Simply do this:
>
>         org     20h
> CTR     ds      1
> CTR2    ds      1
>
> Then you can insert CTR1 between them:
>
>         org     20h
> CTR     ds      1
> CTR1    ds      3
> CTR2    ds      1
>
> and it will know that CTR1 is 3 bytes long, moving CTR2 down.
>
> To access the three bytes of CTR1, you can do the following
>
>         bcf     C
>         rlf     CTR1,F
>         rlf     CTR1+1,F
>         rlf     CTR1+2,F
>
> Which is the same as multiplying CTR1 = CTR1 * 2.
>
> To access it using FSR is correct, as detailed in another reply.
>
> Andy
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