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Hi Paul, 

> > Assuming you align your array on a 256-byte boundary, we 
> can drop one
> > instruction:
> 
> you mean like ;-
> 
> .ORG 0x0200 <data><data>....

Correct.

> Rather than;-
> 
> .ORG 0x0201 <data><data>.....

Also correct.

> That shouldn't be too hard, I just need to make sure its 
> above the are where the code is.
> Cheers

The reason you can drop one instruction is that you know the low byte of
the address is zero and make use of the identity that 0+x = x, but I
assume I am talking to some spooky RSRE/DRA/DERA man that was, on the
hill.

--
Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd  http://www.rowley.co.uk
CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, and (soon) Atmel AVR processors

Paul,

> The reason you can drop one instruction is that you know the low byte of
> the address is zero and make use of the identity that 0+x = x,

Yep, I worked that out, just wasn't 100% sure about the phrase 'page
boundry'.

> but I assume I am talking to some spooky RSRE/DRA/DERA man that was, on
the hill.

not quite on the hill ;-)
So you're either ex DERA or nearby?

Its been a long time since I've done any assembly, and my brain is a little
fogged.

Thanks for the help.

Paul