Olin Lathrop wrote:
> Ed Sutton wrote:
>> 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
>
> Check out the DATA directive.

Another thing I should mention is that the 14 bit words of the PIC 16 family
do not map directly to HEX file bytes.  If you want to use MPASM to assemble
text data into an arbitrary HEX file, tell it you are assembling for
something in the PIC 18 family.  The 18 family has byte addressed program
memory, so program memory addresses will map directly to HEX file addresses.


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