Hi, All: I have a piece of old assembly code using a specific command SFE which is used to obtain code end address.
RSEG CODE MOV DPTR, #SFE CODE
Start by fixing the first error: A51 (not uV2) needs a SEGMENT directive before you change to the segment defined by it with RSEG (CODE is not a predefined segment name, which your source seems to assume it is). For the second issue, there is AFIK no predefined solution in Keil tools, so you have to do it in several steps: create a separate segment holding essentially nothing but an "endOfCodeIsHere:" label, then tell the linker to put this segment as the last.
Thanks a lot for your reply. I can not find AFIK in the manual, could you give me a little bit more information about how to use AFIK. Actually my code is going to perform the PROM test and hope this piece of code could obtain the overall code end address. It looks "CODE" is reserved keyword in Keil and I need to use another name for that segment, right? Thanks again.
While I can't speak to the original subject matter, what Hans-Bernhard intended to type was AFAIK which is a common internet acronym for the phrase "As Far As I Know."
AFAIK which is a common internet acronym for the phrase "As Far As I Know." AFAIK, like ASAP, is much older than the internet. That it is also used in the Stupid Monkey $#|+ that Jay politely call "internet acronym" is true as well. Erik
Erik, And it appears that Maggie and Hans' thread has forced me to eat humble pie. In this case, the abbreviation unequivocally caused confusion. I will henceforth lay down my torch as far as protecting SMS user from retaliation. :)