how to define a byte variable in bit addressing space in assembly

Hi, There is am assembly file that will be integrated into my project that is written in c. A variable defined in the assembly file as PROCTOCOL equ 020H I converted it to RSEG ?BI?RunIsp?ISP...
how to define a byte variable in bit addressing space in assembly

Hi, There is am assembly file that will be integrated into my project that is written in c. A variable defined in the assembly file as PROCTOCOL equ 020H I converted it to RSEG ?BI?RunIsp?ISP...
Defining Address Space for Application

I want to load two different applications into memory. One application will jump to the other. How do you set up the start address in memory and the code size that the compiler will use in generating...
Defining Address Space for Application

I want to load two different applications into memory. One application will jump to the other. How do you set up the start address in memory and the code size that the compiler will use in generating...
Local variables (even if designated as xdata) are in code space

Example: void kfunc(unsigned char * m) { unsigned char xdata * k; REG = *k; } If I hover over k, UVision says k = C:0x0000. If I define k as a global no such issues. Am I missing something...