Thomas C. Sefranek wrote:
>> Take a absolute program and replace every ORG with a absolute CODE,
>
> For grins, I tried this on my working code...

Without the code there is little I can say about this.

> Error[149]   C:\SVN\NP\MOLLYQ200\CODE\DISPLAY\DISPLAY.ASM 27 :
> Directive only allowed when generating an object file

This means you didn't tell the assembler to use relocatable mode.

> Warning[220] C:\SVN\NP\MOLLYQ200\CODE\DISPLAY\DISPLAY.ASM 28 : Address
> exceeds maximum range for this processor.
> Error[118]   C:\SVN\NP\MOLLYQ200\CODE\DISPLAY\DISPLAY.ASM 28 :
> Overwriting previous address contents (000D)
> Warning[220] C:\SVN\NP\MOLLYQ200\CODE\DISPLAY\DISPLAY.ASM 28 : Address
> exceeds maximum range for this processor.

Without the code I can't tell what this is.  It's even possible that some of
this may be detecting a memory out range or overlap.

> Yea, yea, I need a different, more complex build environment, one
> that will Take weeks to implement successfully to get this to run.

Or use mine.  http://www.embedinc.com/pic.  I can even come over there and
get it all set up for you if you want.

In any case, if you've got a absolute mode MPLAB project, it can't be that
hard to convert it to a relocatable mode project.  I don't build from the
IDE, but I've heard people talking about "adding the linker file" to the
project, and MPLAB understands you mean relocatable mode.


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