I'm using the evaluation SiLabs/Kiel tools to write firmware in assembly. I keep having this problem, but haven't really cared until recently when it just climbed to high on my nerves. I utilize quite a bit of the bit addressable data memory for various semaphores etc. Every so often when I want to add a new semaphore and add a:

...dbit 1

to my data reservation segment, the compiler/linker yells at me:

WARNING L4: DATA SPACE MEMORY OVERLAP
FROM: 0024H.5
TO: 0024H.6

I find this REALLY weird as I have NOTHING reserved in 24h and the bit I'm trying to reserve is down in 22h! All my data segments are absolute (I say bseg AT address) and none of them overlap into the 24h realm. Any ideas? Am I just being a total idiot here and ignoring something? Thanks,

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