Using large lookup tables

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  1. - 16th April 2006, 14:00 #1
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    How can I move (and access) large lookup tables into codespace memory rather than using DATA & READ statements to access them from eeprom memory?

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    You could use the LOOKUP command, this would place the data in codespace.
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    See methods by Melanie, et al. at

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=137

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    Thanks for the replies!
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