> > Secondly, if the HIGH address write to pclath works, then the
> > assembler must have a list somewhere, of all subroutines and
> > their full 13bit address, unless it goes tearing off searching through
> > 4 pages of junk looking for it every time! .  So, where is it?
Doesn't
> > seem to be in *.lst, although the labels are there, and an 8bit
address,
> > which is what?

I didn't see this original question for some reason, but the answer is
that the linker, not the assembler, knows about the absolute addresses.
The assembler writes relocatable records to the object file that contain
relative addresses.  The linker converts these to absolute addresses once
it has placed all the sections, then fills in all the relocatable info
left by the assembler.


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