John Piccirillo wrote :

>     Trying to assemble old code it seems that the statement
>=20
> 	ORG	0x000
>=20
> no long works, but has been replaced by

It does, if you are building using a=B4bsolute mode.

> RESET_VECTOR	CODE	0x000
> with the word CODE before the program.

And that is for relocatable mode.

> Is this true; is there a way to invoke the old style ?

Yes, use absolute mode (do not include a linker script
in your project). By why ?

> The templates use a form for the interrupt vector,
>=20
> 	ORG	0x004  is replaced by
>=20
> INT_VECTOR 	CODE	0x000

Should be :

> INT_VECTOR 	CODE	0x004

> followed by the isr.  However, this bombs when I try to assemble it;

Yes, since it has the same address as "RESET_VECTOR".

> it assembles if the isr is put elsewhere and referred to with=20
> a goto label, however, in this case, the CODE designator
> doesn't seem to be required before the isr program.

The OCDE is used anyware where you wan't to start a new
code segment.

> Will someone please straighten this out for me ?

If there are still additional issues, you might want to
show a larger part of the code...

Personaly, I'd recomend relocatable mode (that is, using
CODE, RES and so on, instead of ORQ, EQU and CBLOCK...)

Jan-Erik.




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