I liked the cblock VAR:0 trick to get a label, so I tried it.  It doesn't
work -- in mplab 6.40 that allocates a byte.  I used it to mark the end
of a block of RAM that gets copied to/from EEPROM and it blew up, so I
checked and found it.

Also beware that DB and DE (at least when assembling to 18F parts) pad
to two-byte boundaries, BOTH in program memory (where it makes some sense)
but ALSO in EEPROM (which I guess is just treated as "program memory"
at address 0xF00000).  I only noticed because the WARP 13 driver displayed
the EEPROM data.

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Ben Jackson
<ben@ben.com>
http://www.ben.com/

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