Breaking through pages in PIC16 Series


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    Exclamation Breaking through pages in PIC16 Series

    Hello

    I think this is the right place to ask this question. I need good answer, please.

    This is about breaking through pages in the flash program memory regarding PIC16 series, if a routine is larger than 2048 instructions, and by coincidence, it did not fit with in the same page, I mean this routine does not fit within one page any way, what will the PICBasic Pro compiler do ??

    Is it going to issue an error, ignore it and make you think that it will work, or this issue is already solved in PICBasic Pro ??


    I AM REALLY CONFUSED GUYS !!!!!

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    PBP will handle everything for you. The worst thing you could have it's a warning about Cross boundary blah blah. It's just a warning. Nothing else than.

    Don't worry, PBP do the job for you
    Steve

    It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
    There's no problem, only learning opportunities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e
    PBP will handle everything for you. The worst thing you could have it's a warning about Cross boundary blah blah. It's just a warning. Nothing else than.

    Don't worry, PBP do the job for you

    Have you stuck with such a situation, and if so, you got a warning regarding a page boundary, what should I do, does PBPro solve this problem, so I don't have to modify the code.

    If PBPro doesn't, then, how can I solve this.

    Thanks

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    As most of my current design use more than 16K now, i get this warning often... as i said it's only a warning returned by MPASM and the program works really good BTW.

    look the following thread
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=555
    Steve

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    There's no problem, only learning opportunities.

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    Hello

    Thanks for the answer. You have reliefed my brain indeed.

    By the way, what is an embedded assembler

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    Assembler is the native programming method for the PICs as provided by Microchip within the MPLAB environment. PICBasic enables you to incorporate (embed) Assember instructions in-line within your PICBasic code if you so wish to perform fuctions that otherwise PICBasic is not able to provide.

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