Brooke wrote:
>I am having problems that may be caused by jumping into the memory area
>after my
>code ends.  Is there a way in MPASM to fill the memory space between my
>program
>end and the end of physical memory with GOTO xxxx so that the program will
>goto
>an error trapping routine when this happens?

Fix the code that's causing the jump, don't try to work around it. Use the
time to look
at the code and see where it could be going of the rails. Tables with no
range testing
(or restriction) jumping way too far ahead is probably the most common
cause. Have
a look for missing return statements of the end of subroutines and that
sort of thing.
Is the code written in assembler? You aren't just letting the code wander
off into La La
land at the end are you? If the code truly does "end", you'll have to put a
loop in there
to actually stop it executing code. Like this:

code_start:                     ;start of program
         ...
         do_something            ;do whatever you need
         ...
loop:                           ;all done now so
         goto    loop            ;code stops here

David...

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