>
>   Again, this is well documented but I wish they would continue to provide
>the Readme.txt file that Parallax always supplied with SPASM and TDE
>provided with earlier versions of CVASM. This listed all the device
>equates as well as the CVASM and the Microchip instruction set with their
>equivalents. This made it easy to look at a native instruction and see the
>CVASM equivalent. (Jerry, any word on this?).
>
>   - Tom
>

Well....
We put the CVASM16 and native Microchip instruction set references in the
manual, on line from within TDE and on the disk in PDF format.  These are
also available on our web pages and our CDROM.

The most recent release of CVASM16 included a new command-line switch '/d'
that added a complete symbol table dump to your LIST file.  This lets you
see all of the pre-defined symbols as well as any used in the current
program.  This is not quit as convenient as a pre-printed references, but
is guaranteed to be up-to-date.  This list is the exact symbol table the
assembler is using.

If you want a simple list of the pre-defined symbols for a particular
processor, simple create a 1 line program containing the device directive
and assemble it with the /d option.  Print the list file and you have a
cross-reference.


Jerry Merrill

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