Its an '877 and me text block starts at 0800h
It's a big bunch of ascii for a display but I got loads a messages and
about half way throu msg 34 (address 08ff) it jumps to the wrong place
middle of some previous message (PCL should be 256 for the computed
jump) but I aint sure where bit 9 of the pointer is
Steve..

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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Jan-Erik Soderholm XA
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Sent: 02 January 2004 21:22
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [PIC]: FSR and page boundry help needed (please)

Steve Smith wrote:
> Good evening people:
> How does one manage the fsr when doing a table read that
> crosses a page
> boundary? I guess there is a high bit somewhere but ones mind is still
> flushed from new year and has lost its ability to retain information.
> Thanks in advance

Hi.

You don't say which PIC model, but just as an
example, for the 16F628A it's on page 26 of
data sheet DS40300B. For other PICs it might
very well be other page numbers of course...

Btw, you *are* talking about "indirect reads"
using the FSR register, not ?

And it's "banks" not "pages", right ?

I don't think the FSR reg is used in table reads
in program memory (where the "pages" are located)...

Jan-Erik.

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