Quoting Dave Dilatush <davedilatush@COMCAST.NET>:

> 2) To someone who hasn't worked with relocatable code before, the
> advantages of doing so may not be obvious.
>
> 4) But for anyone (like me, up to a year or so ago) who doesn't
> have the slightest clue about what the linker does, and the
> advantages you gain from using it, Microchip's MPLINK docs are
> simply atrocious.  They're worse than useless: they're a powerful
> repellant against anyone wanting to learn MPLINK.
>
> 5) There don't seem to be any really good tutorials on using
> MPLINK, aimed at new users.  (I'm writing one, but it's going to
> be a few more weeks before it's ready.)
>
> These factors conspire to make relocatable code somewhat rare
> here, at least among the PIC hobby community.

I think the above describes my situation very closely. I've had a good bit of programming experience (although always at the
hobby level) but have never dealt with relocatable code. I've been looking for a way to streamline my code, and I'm certain this
is the right way to do things, but even with some of the tips/frameworks that have been posted here, I'm still rather clueless.
It sounds like your tutorial will be much appreciated - certainly by me and by all the others who are in my boat. Pleae keep me/
us appraised of your progress!

Thanks,
Jeff Swayze

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