On Sun, 19 Aug 2012 11:57:47 +0200
Jan-Erik Soderholm <jan-erik.soderholm@telia.com> wrote:

> B.t.w, there is no reason to mix "org" and "code" as far as
> I know.

Jan-Erik,

I don't have any org's in my code anymore. I now made sections in
the .lkr file to try and get the reset and interrupt code into their
places, but have not been able to do so:

CODEPAGE   NAME=3D.reset    START=3D0x0      END=3D0x3
CODEPAGE   NAME=3D.intserv  START=3D0x4      END=3D0xff
CODEPAGE   NAME=3Dpage0     START=3D0x100    END=3D0x7FF
CODEPAGE   NAME=3Dpage1     START=3D0x800    END=3D0xFFF

The sections in the program have 'code' like this:

page0           code

	(non-cricitical code)

..reset          code

	(code which has to be at 0)

..intserv	code

	(code which has to be at 4)


The .reset code is replaced by the retlw's, and gets shifted to 0x6F
(after the .intserv code)!

I'm getting quite frustrated with mplabx too - I can't find an
option to request a map from the linker, and if I add -m test.map to
the linker options, it gets added *twice* to the mplink command line,
causing an error.

John
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