Hi,
Arthur Brown wrote:
>I did not see original post but your code is wrong by the following
>
>; pointer table
>MENU_PTR_TABLE
>        DW MENU0 ;one word
>        DW MENU1 ;one word
>
>;now you are using arrays? or at least two values low/high
>; pointer table
>MENU_PTR_TABLE
>        DW LOW(MENU0),HIGH(MENU0) ;Array two words
[low(memu0,high(menu)]
>        DW LOW(MENU1),HIGH(MENU1) ;Array two words
>
>Please forgive if I have it wrong I blame the beer FullTank
>
>Re: GARDS Art.

Well as my original post, the snippet is intended to be used
for an 1 byte index of strings/menudefs/etc. The problem I had
was that the code:
DW      LOW(MENU0),HIGH(MENU0) =

did not even compile even thought the label MENU0 is defined.
However the code
DW      MENU0 =

does compile. I know about the one byte vs. one word ( i.e two bytes )
issue in using DW instead of DB but still cant really figure out why the
first
doesn't work while the second one does.
My guess it must be the linker/assembler, particulary in the way it
handles
LOW(xxx) or HIGH(xxx).

/Tony





Tony K=FCbek, Flintab AB            =

=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=
=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=
=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2
E-mail: tony.kubek@flintab.com
=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=
=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=
=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2=B2

--
http://www.piclist.com hint: PICList Posts must start with ONE topic:
[PIC]:,[SX]:,[AVR]: ->uP ONLY! [EE]:,[OT]: ->Other [BUY]:,[AD]: ->Ads