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vk4tec

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Joined: 24/03/2012
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Posted: 11:23pm 28 May 2013

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Hello

A lot of my programming uses the include statement which defines Register Names and locations.

I am assuming it is ok to drop this include statement and define them again by hand at the beggining of the assembly.

For the purpose of training to get to know the relationship between Register name and location.

As long as you make sure you don't miss any you refer to in your program.

- Andrew -

Andrew Rich VK4TEC
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Posted: 11:53pm 28 May 2013

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Quote I am assuming it is ok to drop this include statement and define them again by hand at the beginning of the assembly

That's right. You can omit the include (definitions) file but you will be stuck with either just using register numbers or defining your own. Frankly, I'd continue to use the include files unless your programmes are pretty small.

When I first started assembly with my own software, I did everything with my own in-programme definitions. It made the programme so much shorter and easier to read after I built in the Include function.

David M.

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