gnupic: Rep:Allocating addresses for variables
Subject:
Rep:Allocating addresses for variables
From:
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Date:
20 Nov 2001 17:41:49 -0000
Message-Id: <200111201741.278f@lh00.opsion.fr>
Hi,
I reserve variables using cblock. For example:
cblock
VARIABLE1: 1
VARIABLE2: 1
VARIABLE3: 1
VARIABLE4: 1
endc
Regards,
Carlos
-----Mensaje de origen-----
De: Simon Wood ####@####.####
Para: "Gnupic (E-mail)" ####@####.####
Fecha: 20/11/01
Asunto: Allocating addresses for variables
Hi all,
I'm just getting started with my first PIC project. I
have some code
that compiles with GPASM and runs OK, but I have
'hacked' the addresses
of the variables with:
Var1 set 0x20
As said this works but is a little messy. It also
does not set an initial
value (I have to do that later in the code...).
Is there a nicer/cleaner/better way to specify a
variable name so that
it can be initialised automatically?
Thanks in advance,
Simon Wood
PS. If anybody is interested I'm using a PIC to
emulate a Sony auto-CD
changer, so that the radio enables the RCA inputs and
I can use my MP3
player in the car. See
http://gnunilink.sourceforge.net
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