I'm kind of lost on how to use this feature...  I am using the PIC18F67J60
chip, and the Microchip C 18 compiler.  I generate the SQTP file, and load
it, and can see the retlw lines at the program memory location I said to put
it...  And I've read all the documentation on this and am left clueless on a
couple things...

Where should I put this in my program memory?  What I did is find the last
four memory locations in my program memory and set the SQTP to use those (I
chose these to make sure that in my normal code never tries to overwrite
this location).  Is that the right thing to do?

Then here is my simple function to access the first byte of my SQTP data
stored in program memory:

int SQTPSerial;

static void getSQTPSerial(void){
_asm
call 0x1FFEE,1
movwf SQTPSerial,1
_endasm
}


PROGRAM MEMORY at location 0x1FFEE
65528  1FFEE   0C0A   RETLW 0xa

And my code goes bezerk here, it seems like I've corrupted some register at
this point.  So do I need to back up my w register before I start in there?
Or can I do a call straight to that memory location or do I need to do
something special to access that range in memory?  Or is there some C 18
code somewhere that someone knows of I can use as a reference?

Thanks,
Rico Zinn
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