Post by thread:How to know address assigned by "CBLOCK"

Hi: In the following snipit how can I tell what address the CBLOCK directive assigned to the "month". Currently I compile, look at the listing, assign a value at label add_mo. Surley there is a better way. Any ideas? Thanks, Brooke lblm cblock month day yrmsb, yrlsb hour min sec endc add_mo equ 0x16 movlw add_mo ; set up FSR with starting RAM address movwf FSR ; storedata call uartrx ; Get a char from GPS movf CHARBUF,W ; place into W reg movwf INDF ; move data to RAM @ FSR address incf FSR,F ; increment FSR to point to next address movf FSR,W ; move FSR into W for done test sublw add_mo+7 ; last ram location btfss STATUS,Z ; done? goto storedata ; loop untill 7 bytes read

Brooke <spam_OUTPICLISTTakeThisOuTMITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote: > In the following snipit how can I tell what address the CBLOCK > directive assigned to the "month". Currently I compile, look at the > listing, assign a value at label add_mo. Surley there is a better > way. Any ideas? > > lblm > cblock > month > day > yrmsb, yrlsb > hour > min > sec > endc > add_mo equ 0x16 > movlw add_mo ; set up FSR with starting RAM > movwf FSR ; address Brooke: You have two choices here: 1. Don't use the "add_mo" symbol AT ALL; you can just as easily use "month". or 2. Define "add_mo" as follows: add_mo equ month -Andy === Andrew Warren - .....fastfwdKILLspam@spam@ix.netcom.com === === Fast Forward Engineering - Vista, California === === === === Did the information in this post help you? Consider === === contributing to the PICLIST Fund. Details are at: === === http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/2499/fund.html ===