On 1/25/06, Mike Hord <mike.hord@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Wow.  Lots to comment on!
>
> First, the AVR concept.  In order to do this, I'll
> need to get my act together and learn to use
> relocatable code, either that or just start them
> out on an HLL



I'm wondering why you say that.
I've been writing AVR code for a long time.  There's nothing special about
relocating code, since we don't have "pages" and "banks" and holes in the
memory map. Tables can be any length, and located anywhere.

You can of course specifically put code at an address, if you want to, but
you NEVER have to, other than the ISR vectors of course. Vectored interrupts
require fixed addresses for the jump table.
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