John Mullan wrote:
>
> I thought I knew how to specify numeric notation in my source, now I'm
> confused :(
>
> This is what I thought
>
>         9       =       Single digit 0-7 don't care
>
>         d'9'    =       Decimal notation
>
>         b'1'    =       Binary notation
>
>         FFh     =       Hex notation
>
>         0xFF    =       Hex notation
>
> I get errors using either HEX notation.

You need a leading 0 on your first hex, otherwise the
assembler thinks you have a label beginning with the
letter 'F'. E.G. 0FFh will work

Your second example may have a typo. You need '0' numeral not 'O'
letter. Your asm may have a broken parser and need 0x0ff.


> Can somebody list what exactly I should be using??

Look at your assemblers 'help' file for example of 'notations'.

> John

Robert