Relocate a built-in() ?

[Barry Gershenfeld]

Of course it's a bootloader...why else do people have to fool with #ORG :-)

The program is self-contained except for write_program_eeprom().
That function (and the read, for some reason) insists on locating in low memory. Can I relocate that somehow, or am I stuck writing my own?

Could be worse, I suppose. And the compiler listing will help me write my own version ;-)

Barry
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[PCM programmer]

:=Of course it's a bootloader...why else do people have to fool with #ORG :-)
:=
:=The program is self-contained except for write_program_eeprom().
:=That function (and the read, for some reason) insists on locating in low memory. Can I relocate that somehow, or am I stuck writing my own?
:=
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CCS shows how to do this in their LOADER.C example file.
They use the "default" parameter with an #org statement.
This is briefly explained in the README file.

File locations:
README.TXT c:\Program Files\Picc
LOADER.C c:\Program Files\Picc\Drivers
EX_LOAD.C c:\Program Files\Picc\Examples

You can compile a test project, called EX_LOAD.PJT, and
examine the .LST file to verify that write_program_memory()
has been put in the high ROM area.
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