> Jan-Erik (and others);

He he, I'd put the emphazis on "others" there :-) :-)

> What documentation, besides the MPASM manuals, would you
> recommend to someone interested in learning to write relocatable
> code?...

No much realy. Maybe getting a few example codes to get started, such
as that one I posted here sometimes late last year. The rest is all
in the standard docs (the MPASM/MPLIB/MPLINK manual, not the
MPLAB manual !).

> In addition to Microchip docs, are there any third party
> books you would suggest?

Personaly, I don't have that insight into the "PIC-market" so I
can't tell.

Now, *I* havn't had any problem "using" relocatable code.
In fact, I built some of my first project using it, without even
*knowing* that it was this "magical" relocatible thing !

This whole issue has been greatly exaggerated. Just get yourself
a few code examples and get going. Things will fall into place
while going down the route.

Yes, one major "problem" is that 99% (or more) of the guides
and tutorials on the net uses absolute code. Not much we can
do about that...

Giving ot a second thought, I might put up the short code
snipped I posted here earlier on my web site instead, so
it's easier to reference later.

Best Regads,
Jan-Erik




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