Hi Walter,

your advice is quite nice. But if you use 'if'-statements, you cant compile
a module one time and link it than as object (.o). You have to recompile it
for every new processor-project. You cant either put it in a library.

I thought of a kind of include file for multiple processors. But I think
this is not working because MPASM needs for every compiling session one
single 'processor'-statement.

This means, that libraries are only useful, if you program mainly one
processor. Or you create for every processor one special library. But then
you have a lot to do.

Am I right?

martin

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