> > Any thoughts.

Missig "?" ?

But yes, use relocatable code and all that ORG'ing
of different pieces of code together goes away. The
CODE directives will let the linker sort it out.

And besides, why include the I2C code into the ISR
address range ?

Jan-Erik.



Justin Richards wrote 2012-11-12 00:50:
> The IDE help in MPLAB  states that code is inserted at the point where
> the include statement is positioned.
>
> I have a file that contains subroutines for i2c and looks like I need
> place the include file after the org 4 as in
>
> 		org     0x0000
> STARTUP:
> 		pagesel  Main
> 		goto     Main
> 		org      0x0004             	; interrupt vector locatio
> #include <i2c.asm>
>
>
> I suppose I could place the org 4 in the include file, insert the
> include file directive where I like and then calculate a new org value
> for the main code section.
>
> Any thoughts.
>
> Cheers Justin
>
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