AVR-Chat

At 11:10 AM 12/3/2004, Jim Wagner wrote:


>Paul -
>
>The reason is that the low bit is used as a byte indicator.
>Bit = 0 gets low byte in 16 bit word and 1 gets high byte
>in the word.

It all becomes clear, when you remember that program space is 16 bit words.
ZH       ZL
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXY ; y = word select
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX0 ; X = address

So load Z with (AddressOfData*2) and then
ld      TEMP,Z+ till you hit the end (null terminated or length count)