I usually define the following macro and prefix tables with the macro

ATable macro xxxSize

 if HIGH $ != HIGH ( $ + xxxSize )

 org ( ( HIGH $ ) +1 ) * .256

 endif
 endm

Then whenever you define a table, place the macro before the table
It effectively aligns the table on a 256 byte boundary if the table spans
the
boundary - it seems to have the desired effect, and takes no space unless
the page boundary is crossed

ATable 26  ; 26 is the number of entries in the table
DTMF_TABLE_IN
                    ADDWF   PCL, F       ; springe zu Wert laut
W-Register
                    RETLW   'D'    ; 0
                    RETLW   '1'
                    RETLW   '2'
                    [....]
                    RETLW   '9'
                    RETLW   '0'    ; A
                    RETLW   '*'    ; B
                    RETLW   '#'    ; C
                    RETLW   'A'    ; D
                    RETLW   'B'    ; E
                    RETLW   'C'    ; F


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From:  Wolfgang Sch dle
Sent:  19 March 1998 22:02
To:  PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject:  Table (Paging problem ??)

Hello All !

I have an question about tabels and perhaps the paging of the PICs (eg
PIC16C65A)

When I write a Table like this,

DTMF_TABLE_IN
                    ADDWF   PCL, F       ; springe zu Wert laut
W-Register
                    RETLW   'D'    ; 0
                    RETLW   '1'
                    RETLW   '2'
                    [....]
                    RETLW   '9'
                    RETLW   '0'    ; A
                    RETLW   '*'    ; B
                    RETLW   '#'    ; C
                    RETLW   'A'    ; D
                    RETLW   'B'    ; E
                    RETLW   'C'    ; F

and the table is in an include file (eg: dtmf.inc). The Pic goes out of
the
table and works then at an other place of the program. Could that be a
problem with the paging ?

How can I write code, that ever works ? Because I want to include the
file
this day in the PIC16C65A and next month perhaps in an other PIC with
other
adresses.

In the moment I have changed the code like this:

DTMF_TABLE_IN
                       MOVFW DTMF_IN
                       SUBLW 0x0
                       BTFSC STATUS, Z
                       RETLW 'D'

                       MOVFW DTMF_IN
                       SUBLW 0x1
                       BTFSC STATUS, Z
                       RETLW '1'

                        [......]

But this cost very much time and programm place :-(

Thanks for all tips & tricks :-))

Good bye

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