gnupic@linuxhacker.org

On Fri, Oct 24, 2003 at 03:20:44PM -0400, Brad Parker wrote:
> 2. is there an asm directive which says "make sure the next 10 instructions
>    are on the same page else move "." to the next page? (for obvious reasons).
>    something like
> 	org	($ & 0xff00) + 0x100
>    is just too harsh :-)

I haven't found a directive, but I have a favourite macro.  It uses bit 
shifting instead of masking.  If you change the alignment value you must 
change it in three places instead of two in yours.  ;-}

align   macro
        org     (($>>2)<<2)+4   ; align to four byte boundary
        endm

I use it merely to speed programming.  The programmer I'm using, prog84,
avoids reprogramming cells that are already "correct".

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