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Never mind, I think I got it...For some reason, it looks like opcodes are somewhat... weird, ie. one 8 bit number is "spread" across 2 bytes with something mixed in there for good measure... :-)
All the best, anyway :-)
Cat

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> From: catalin_cluj@hotmail.com
> Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:04:57 -0700
> Subject: [AVR-Chat] Why does "ldi r24, 0x74;" become "84 e7" (and "ldi r24, 0x70; " become "80 e7")
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> Hello, and Merry Christmas or your preferred alternative.
> I just happened to look at the LSS (and hex) files after I changed just one byte and indeed just one byte is changed in the files, but I expected 
> "ldi r24, 0x70; " to become "70 e7" and "ldi r24, 0x74; " become "84 e7"
> What's happening?
> Thanks,
> Cat 		 	   		  
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