Hi Andrew, thank's for the feedback, I wonder if you could give me any
example command lines or other tips on how to make the code link to a
given address?.

I have studied the manual and tried various things with out success.
I have also studied the .map file and the default linker options to try
and figure out how the code is pushed to the top of the map.
(I think  -pfloat_text0=CODE,......   has something to do with it?)
I have tried linking manually using the command line:

picl -Pcode=06,text0,text1,text2,text3,text4 -16f84 filename.obj

the linker accepted this but still put the program code at the end of code
memory. I have also tried tweeking the linker settings from the make menu
but all to no avail.

-------John

 On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Andrew Kunz wrote:

> John,
> You need to use the linker to do this.  It isn't hard.
> You can force any chunk of code anywhere into memory provided you compile each
> module separately.
> You need to change the PSECT for each module that you want loaded differently,
> then you tell the linker where it is permissible to load that module.
> It isn't hard, I've done it a number of times myself.  I, too, wish it were
> easier, though   > Andy
>-------------------------------------------------
>
> Hiya All!, do you use Hi-Tech C?, have you noticed that the code is put at
> the top of program memory by default?. I am trying to find a way to force
> it to put the code at low code addresses. A pragma statement (or other
> 'trick') in the C source code would be preferable to a complex linker
> option (so that I can do everything from the IDE).
> I have looked at the manual but I can't figure out how to do it
> any help would be appreciated :-)   ----John

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