Two questions:

    1) I'm working with FSR and INDF to write/read several bytes (50) to
a memory area, but i'd like to reserve this area, so when the included
files declare other variables there are no conflicts in run time.

    So, how can it be done? (if it can)

    I think the best way is not doing this:

    cblock   0x40
       VAR0
       VAR1
          .
          .
          .
       VAR49
    endc


2) Again, using FSR and INDF I read 50 bytes coming from serial port,
wait a bit and then send these bytes over a packet radio. The problem is
that if i assemble the radio packet using VAR0, VAR1, VAR2.....it works,
but not with a loop through the memory.

    I think there is an issue to be concerned when using FSR about
saving its state before calling a function, but I don't know how to deal
with it.

    So this is what I want to do:

prepara_pacote_loop:

    incf    RAM_INDEX_R,1
    movf    RAM_INDEX_R,0

    movwf   FSR
    movf    INDF,0

    call    Packet_Send

    decfsz    RAM_COUNTER,1
    goto prepara_pacote_loop

    call    Packet_End
    call    delay

    goto    loop


And this is the horrible code that works:


    movf     VAR0,0
    call    Packet_Send

    movf     VAR1,0
    call    Packet_Send

    movf     VAR2,0
    call    Packet_Send

    call Packet_End
    call delay


    Many thanks in advance.

[]s Rafael.

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