> > To create the ISR at 0x0004 and not have it run when you start you can
> > simply start your program like this:
> >
> >   org 0x0      ; start address = 0000h
>
> Bad idea.  Don't do this.  The proper way is to use relocatable code.  See
> my QQQ_STRT.ASPIC and QQQ_INTR.ASPIC modules for complete examples of how
to
> place the startup and interrupt code at their fixed locations.


Why is this a bad idea?

Thanks,
Nick


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