Hi,
Tim H. wrote:
<snip>
>
>org    0
>goto    MAIN
>
>MAIN
>....code here....
>A call to delay which is in ISD.inc as well as the actual ISD interface
code.
>
>include ISD.inc
>
<snip>
Well, you are trying to use the include file function of the assembler
to something
it was not really meant for. What you want to use though is
're-locatable' modules or code.
Someone mentioned Olin's published work, I haven't looked at it myself
but I belive there
are alot of things there that could help you. However, read up on the
re-locatable code
in the linker manual.
Basiclly you need to change how you 'allocate' (reserv) memory, use:

MY_MODULE       UDATA
MyVar   RES 1

Instead of the absolute:
CBLOCK  0xXXX
        MyVar:1

UDATA needs to be defined in a linker control file, there are several
available
in the mplab directories i belive.=20

Then you need to add GLOBAL to function that is to be exposed outside
your module:

MY_NEAT_FUNC
        GLOBAL MY_NEAT_FUNC
        ;code...

Then write an .inc file containing the EXTERN keyword for your module:

        EXTERN  MY_NEAT_FUNC

Now include this inc file in the module you need to access it and leave
the rest to the linker.
The module containing the function ofcource needs to be added to the
project.

Fun stuff :)

/Tony

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