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    i've determined that PBP is putting a jump followed by the assembled MAC file (macro's?) at the start of the rom...

    Somehow i need to find away to get it to move it...


    I once made a borg cube out of dead motherboards...

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    their is some code in pbppic14.lib that it places at the start of the rom. I sucessfully got it to place the code in an area of uneffected rom by editing the lib file...
    It manually assembled without error...

    winpic shows jumps in the first un-affected row 0000-0007 and then lib code at 0040 and my program exactly when i want it at 0800...
    Excelent...

    However... unfortunatly... it failed to verify at 0048... when i read it back it looks like the entire rom first page is completely trashed and not just in paturns... all the way down to 07BF...

    Result... well, now i know an intimate part of how PB works... but also, the pic is trash...

    Was it a waste of time?
    Hell no, i know tonns more about how PB compiles/assembles and how the rom in a pic is filled...
    Last edited by comwarrior; - 25th September 2009 at 02:18.

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