Hi,

I'm trying to create a nice library of subroutines,
but when reusing them I find it a pain to have to
go through all the EQU's, to make sure I'm not already
using those locations in another part of my program.

My question: is it possible to have the compiler
dynamically allocate memory in some way?

ie)
Instead of having to do this:

COUNT   equ     h'7'
ACCA    equ     h'8'
;16bit
ACCB    equ     h'9'
ACCD    equ     h'a'

I want to be able to get away with something more like this:

db = define byte
dw = define word

db      COUNT
dw      ACCA
db      ACCB
db      ACCD

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Then, instead of hard coding variables it could just use the
next available space.


Thanks in advance.
-Shane.