At 15.21 2011.10.02, you wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I didn't say you can *not* specify absolute addresses,
>but you do it using the CODE directive instead of ORG.
>
> > I'll take a look at the CODE directive, thank you!
>
>It would have been nice if you had done that before repying.

You are mean. I didn't know that this directive existed, and if you
had read my message you'd know that I asked for which document to
find this info on, as the Programmer's Reference Manual for the dsPIC
didn't contain it, and my Googling was unsuccessful.

Now I have specifically looked for a CODE directive for the dsPIC as
you suggested, and it seems it doesn't even exist.

Doh!


>
>Jan-Erik.
>
>
>Electron wrote 2011-10-02 08:20:
>>
>> The reason why I wanted to use it is because for some reason it=20
>started assembling
>> at 0x7E instead of 0x100.. i.e. it assembled in the vector table!!!
>>
>> However, linking apart, being able to specify absolute addresses is=20
>not as antiquated
>> as You depicted it.. and has its reasons.
>>
>> I'll take a look at the CODE directive, thank you!
>>
>>
>> At 23.46 2011.10.01, you wrote:
>>> The ORG directive belongs to absolute mode programming, the
>>> way one used to write code "yesterday". I think the
>>> 16-bitters are codeable in relocatable mode only.
>>> Read up on the CODE directive.
>>>
>>> Jan-Erik.
>>>
>>>
>>> Electron wrote 2011-10-01 19:44:
>>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>> MPAB v8.76 dsPIC30F2011 programmed in asm, I wanted to specify an=20
>ORG address
>>>> but it tells me invalid mnemonic.
>>>>
>>>> I seem to recall ORG worked with PIC18F.. is there a doc by Microchip =
which
>>>> addresses the MPAB asm directives? Sorry if the question seems=20
>stupid, I took
>>>> a look at the Programmer's Reference Manual for the dsPIC but I=20
>didn't manage
>>>> to find it.
>>>>
>>>> With kind regards,
>>>> Mario
>>>>
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