#org

[Trampas]

I have beening reading the manual and trying to figure out how the #org works. I assumed from the manual that the #org would place code in memory at specific addresses like:

#org 0x0F800, 0x0FFFF
UBYTE func1()
{
...
}

UBYTE func2()
{
......
}

#org default
UBYTE func3()
{
....
}

From what I can figure out func1() and func2() should be in the 0x0F800-0x0FFFF memory range, however func2() automagically goes back to the default memory range. So how do I get func2() to follow func1() with out know the excate size of func1() and using another #org?

Trampas

[Trampas]

I found that CCS requires the #org 0x0F800 on func2()

The #org really sucks as it's implementation depends on the compiler order of files. That is I have my code in several .c files, the #org is pain as the "link" order of the .c files is critical to operation.

Trampas