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It's a uninitialised data area. It's uses to write relocatable code. Assuming your a beginner, it's better to write absolute code to start with.

Mike.
 
I think it means you have (allocate) 30 (hex) bytes of RAM to work with offset from variables.
 
mramos1 said:
I think it means you have (allocate) 30 (hex) bytes of RAM to work with offset from variables.
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Not quite right, it means the variable area will be placed at 0x30 and 1 byte will be reserved for ptr_pos at 0x30.

Mike.
 
What about the next line in the code

Code: 
variables	UDATA 0x30
ptr_pos		RES 1
ptr_pos2	RES 1

is this also placed on address 0x30 with 1 byte reserved?
Can I write like that:
Code: 
ptr_pos2	RES 2
to reserve 2 byte for the constant?
Where can I in addition find information about things like RES, UDATA, $-3 and other things concerning asm PIC programming?
 
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Electronics4you said:
Where can I in addition find information about things like RES, UDATA, $-3 and other things concerning asm PIC programming?
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In the helpfile!.
 
Sorry, Pommie is right.

UDATA 0x30 UserDATA start at location 30 hex in memory.
ptr_pos1 is a symbol to reference a location.
RES ? is reserve ? number of byte(s) at the reference location.
 
where can i download math lab installer???pls help me i search already in the net but i found no one. it is usefull in our data communication subjects..
 
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