> I won't claim that this rises to the level of a "tutorial", but
> I've put up a small linker project at
>
> http://mywebpages.comcast.net/dilatush/lnkrdemo.zip

That a lot closer to a tutorial than anything I have.

I looked at your stuff and have a few comments:

1  -  The linker control file creates a separate section for the first 256
program memory locations, which include the reset and interrupt vectors.  I
don't see any point to this and there is a down side.  You can force the
reset and interrupt code to their specific addresses by supply a value after
the CODE directive as you did.  That will cause the interrupt code to get
loaded starting at location 4.  The separate section will only cause
additional fragmentation of program memory, and will cause linker failure if
the interrupt routine grows past 252 locations.

2  -  Each of your modules includes the Microchip file for the target
processor separately.  I strongly recommend having one master project
include file that does this once.  Among other things, it will make it
easier to reuse code between project and move one project between
processors.  I actually use two include files per project, details at
http://www.embedinc.com/pic.


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