Actually, I _strongly_ recommend against using absolute mode unless you
absolutely ;-) need to. Even for very small projects relocatable mode is
little more trouble, and it is worth getting used to. I have run into a
couple of projects where the finer control over allocation, etc. that you
get with absolute mode made a difference. Although, in retrospect, even
those projects could probably have been made to work in relocatable mode.

-- Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems=20

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> In his simple example he probably could have gotten away with
>=20
> cblock H'20'

Yes, sorry, not org. I just looked at a project of mine and see

cblock  0x20

Not something I usually worry about or give much thought to after it's set.
It'll be either 20 or 00, depending on the family, eg 16 or 18

Joe
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