Andrew Warren wrote:
>> And how do you overcome that limitation easily, without using call
>> vesctors or re-arraging your code? Note that I am looking at it
>> from the compiler writers perspective.
>
>     Although the destination of every CALL must be in the lower half
>     of a 512-word page (i.e., in the 0xnn00-0xnnFF area), there's no
>     similar restriction on the destination of GOTOs... So you just
>     put your subroutine entry-points at the low end of a page and
>     have them GOTO the body of the subroutine which can be anywhere
>     in memory.

That's what "call vector" means.

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