How to define data structure in ROM?

[Lnguyen]

Could you please show me how to define structure in CCS, but it is located in ROM?
example for assembly:
left db 0x00,0x00
right db 0x00,0x00
roof dw left, right

but example for C:
static const byte left[]={0x00,0x00};
static const byte right[]={0x00,0x00};
static const long roof[]={address of left, address of right};
I do not want to use absolute address by using #org or #locate
I also want to build a TREE structure, but my data is put in ROM. Please show me how to do.
Thanks

[PCM programmer]

In CCS, if you declare a variable as 'const', then it will be put in ROM.

See my post in this thread which shows how to put a structure in ROM,
and also how to initialize it.
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32604&highlight=const

This post shows how to put an array of structures into ROM:
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30610&highlight=struct+const

[Ttelmah]

I think the problem is that he wants to store addresses of constant values. As such, this can be done, but you can't store these addreses in a constant.
Key to understand, is that a 'const' declaration, actually generates a program to retrieve the value. So the value itself, won't reside at the location where the 'program' is declared. The addressof function, allows you to retrieve the 'real' address for the data, but this is a runtime function, and the value it returns,is not therefore available at compile tme.

Best Wishes