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 >>Olin Lathrop wrote:
 >>>... MPASM can generate an Intel HEX file
 >>>containing numbers in various formats, strings, etc.

Based on Olin Lathrop's idea, I want to create an ASM file containing
data only and use MPASM to create an Intel Hex file to program an EEPROM.

What does the MPASM syntax look like for data only?  I want to do
something like the following:

Pseudo Code
-----------
ORG = 0x0800
CONTROL_TYPE = 0x01                     // 0x800: 1-byte
CONTROL_INTERVAL = 0x00000a             // 0x801: 3-byte
STR_PRODUCT_ID = "My Controller"        // 0x804: 32-byte
STR_MODEL_NUM = "Model 1"               // 0x836: 32-byte

Background: Currently my company manually edits an Intel hex file to
create new product variations.  The initial product was created by
manually editing hex data in an EEPROM tool and then saving as an Intel
hex.  An ASM file would be self-documenting and easy to modify.

Thanks in advance,

-Ed

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