I have tried this.  My code has sprouted bank select errors like
dandelions.  I think there is something I dont understand about the
way the memory is organized.  If I set:

        cblock 0x10
        buf1    :1
        buf2    :2
        buf3    :3
        etc             :4
        endc
and then call for the contents of buf2,
and then say:

> Or if RAM_AD_X are contigous:
>

                movlw .2                ;choose the second buffer
>         movwf   fsr
>         movlw   RAM_AD_1
                movlw   0x11
>         addwf   fsr,f
>         movf    indf,w
>

then shouldnt the contents of indf be the 2 from buf2???
all it does is yell at me about being in the wrong bank.  im still in
bank0, am i not??

alice
>         .
>         .
>
> Best regards,
> Reggie
>
>
> Tony Nixon wrote:
> >
> > Alice Campbell wrote:
> > >
> > > Is there a way to load a file instead of a literal using a table:
> > >
> > > for example
> > > a_table
> > >         movwf   pcl
> > >         return-with-in-work  buffer1
> > >         return-with-in-work  buffer2
> > >         return-with-in-work  buffer3
> > >         return-with-in-work  buffer4
> > >
> > > thanks,
> > > alice
> >
> > Maybe this....
> >
> >         movf Offset,w
> >         call RAM_AD
> >         movwf fsr
> >         movf indirect,w
> >         ......
> >
> > RAM_AD
> >         addwf pcl
> >         retlw RAM_AD_1
> >         retlw RAM_AD_2
> >         retlw RAM_AD_3
> >         retlw RAM_AD_4
> >
> > --
> > Best regards
> >
> > Tony
> >
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