Hello Neil !

Thanks for your genial solution. I only have a little problem with it: The
codes works without problems, but it doesent change everything :-) I have
tried it with various numbers in the line ATABLE xx I have 16lines with
RETLW first I tried .16 then much more like .20 or so, but never I get the
solution.

I' ve found a solution like the AN556, but there I also get problems. It
works better, but the PIC returns with false lines an when the offset is 0
(zero) it hangs.

Perhaps you can help me once a time.

Thanks

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-----Urspr|ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: STRONG, Neil -Syntegra <STRONGN@NEWCASTLE2.SYNTEGRA.AGW.BT.CO.UK>
An: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Datum: Freitag, 20. Mdrz 1998 11:36
Betreff: Re: Table (Paging problem ??)


>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
>
>