Olin Lathrop wrote:
>   Is the "\" really the last character, or is there
> a space after it?

Yes and no.

I also tried with a double \\ (since that is the ANSI
"escape character" for a "\"). I got the same error as below,
but with a "\" in the first ( ).

> > But got a number of errors pointing to this two lines :
> >
> > Error[107]   C:\EMBEDINC\SRC\D02\D02_STRT.ASM 38 : Illegal digit
> > Error[108]   C:\EMBEDINC\SRC\D02\D02_STRT.ASM 38 : Illegal character ( )
> > Error[108]   C:\EMBEDINC\SRC\D02\D02_STRT.ASM 39 : Illegal character (&)



> I don't know what that is about.  Maybe I've got the "\" wrong.  Check the
> manual.

Just found and downloaded the DS33014G (MPASM) manual. Nothing about
continuation lines, apart from this part (under the "strings" header) :

"While there is no direct provision for continuation onto a second line,
it is generally no problem to use a second DW directive for the next line."

It's not clear if this is *only* refering to the DW directive...

Well, drop it, I can live with a few wraped lines...

Jan-Erik.

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