Umm, yeah! I have not thought about that, sorry
Btw, here I remember one thing which confuses me: could anybody explain me, why the "@" is used with JMP @A+DPTR ?
Realy, if I use MOV A,@R0 then it means that Accumulator will be loaded with content of memory which address is stored in R0. In short: the sign "@" means Indirect addressing, does it not?
But what does mean JMP @A+DPTR ?
On first look, it means that program should jump to address which is sum of DPTR content and the value from address which presents in ACC (like @R0).
From other side, if it would be JMP @(A+DPTR) then program jumps to address which is loaded from [program/external] memory at address calcualted as sum of DPTR and accumulator.
Why it is not a simple JMP A+DPTR ?
Thanks!