I have made my guesses for the format of the .cinit data below:

two byte count - number of initialized data blocks
>     7   0006  3401           RETLW 0x1    <= .cinit address.
>     8   0007  3400           RETLW 0

two bytes - starting address of data in program memory
>     9   0008  340E           RETLW 0xe    <= address of TEST1_i
>    10   0009  3400          RETLW 0

two byte address of initialized data area (for some reason it was placed in 
bank 2, see the map file)
>    11   000A  3420         RETLW 0x20
>    12   000B  3401          RETLW 0x1

two byte data count
>    13   000C  3403           RETLW 0x3
>    14   000D  3400           RETLW 0

If there were more blocks to be initialized then there would be additional 
groups of 6 bytes here containing starting address in program memory, 
starting address in data memory and length of each additional block.

the actual data
>    15   000E  3411           RETLW 0x11   <= values from the source code !
>    16   000F  3422           RETLW 0x22   <= values from the source code !
>    17   0010  3433           RETLW 0x33   <= values from the source code !

Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems

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