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define a constant to an absolute address

oliv ma

How to define the following constant to an absolute address at 0x1000?

unsigned char code index[] =
{
  0x3,
  0x5,
  0x6
} ;    //a constant mem in a file

Thanks for any help!

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  • 0 in reply to oliv ma

    Create a separate source file for your array, for example "myarray.c".

    Under the "LX51 Locate" tab in the target options dialog put "?CO?MYARRAY(C:0x1234)" in the "User segments" box. Substitute your desired address where I put "0x1234".

    It's a real pity one can't just use the _at_ keyword with initialisers, isn't it?

    Stefan

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  • 0 in reply to oliv ma

    Create a separate source file for your array, for example "myarray.c".

    Under the "LX51 Locate" tab in the target options dialog put "?CO?MYARRAY(C:0x1234)" in the "User segments" box. Substitute your desired address where I put "0x1234".

    It's a real pity one can't just use the _at_ keyword with initialisers, isn't it?

    Stefan

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