| ??? 04/01/04 17:13 Read: times |
#67776 - RE: Comments Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"I don't understand why you think "LJMP 0000" might be the problem, could you explain? "
By itself there is no problem. However in your code you have, .ORG 2010H .. .. and then LJMP 0000 So what happens between 0000H and 2010H ? As far as i could see you are using this area for storing some values ! I think you need to define your code memory and data memory properly. I am posting this after a very cursory glance at your code - may be I have missed out something. Raghu |
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