which of the following produces opcode add a,r2...mov a,#12...org 0000h...sjmp here i think except org 0000h all other instructions produces opcode..ans me Y or N
You didn't find the opcodes for ORG and END??? But did you read the assembler manual?
Exactly why did you assume that ORG and END would have opcodes? What do you expect the processor to do when it runs these magic opcodes? Would the processor disapear in a puff of smoke when it reach this magic END instruction?
Glad to be of service. I always nowadays try to use the free development tools or Keil. Not for shorter funds, but more and more pro's use the free dev.tools. Did You manage to integrate the JTAG(try the OLIMEX) parport dongle interface correctly(with the Zylin plugin)?
I use a ST Cortex-M3 dev.board (just like a Intel bootstrap). Some compilers will do that for You, but where's the fun then? The rest is quite straightforward.
Would the processor disapear in a puff of smoke when it reach this magic END instruction?
I have worked with people that can cause that effect.
Isn't that more a timer function - some people teleports out of the office at end of day, even if that means that they fail their delivery.