On Sun, 24 Sep 2000 09:13:31 -0400 Bob Ammerman <RAMMERMAN@PRODIGY.NET>
writes:
>
>
> I would recommend the use of the CBLOCK/ENDC pair to declare file
> (RAM)
> variables when writing PIC asm code:
>
>  CBLOCK 0xSOMETHING
>
>     var1,var2
>     var3
>
>  ENDC
>

        Of course, a nice thing about cblock is that the 0xsomething is
optional. I put an empty cblock with a 0xsomething at the top of my code
to define the start of user ram. From there on out I let the assembler
assign ram space by using cblock without a specified address. It just
uses the next address. This is a lot nicer than all the EQU statements in
Microchip's sample code!

Harold

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