On Fri, 19 Sep 1997, Lawrence Lile wrote:
>
> You have to begin CBLOCK at an available file address.  the '620's
> first available address is 0x0d, on the '54 it is 0x07.
>
>  TRY:
>
>        cblock   0X20  ;(Or whatever the first
>                                ; available general purpose register
>                                  ;is)
>           TEST
>           COUNTER1
>           ENDC
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Lawrence Lile
>

I've found a slightly different approach to be somewhat more
portable. I keep headers for each different pic that I use in
their own seperate dirs, ie:

        c:\code\16f84\reg.h
        c:\code\16c54\reg.h

In the reg.h I'll define a variable called "FirstRam", then I
just include the reg.h from the correct directory.  My first
cblock statement becomes:

        cblock  FirstRam
                ...
                bunch_of_variables
                ...
        endc


Using this method you can easily use the same code on different
processors.  Then just make sure you get the correct reg.h file,
and handle all tris/option/memory differences approriatly.

 -Shane.