Specifications

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4.17 ENDC End of constant block definition
Syntax:
endc
Description:
Directive was used at the end of a definition of a block of constants so assembly translator could
know that there are no more constants.
Similar directives: CBLOCK
4.18 DB Defining one byte data
Syntax:
[<label>]db <term> [, <term>,.....,<term>]
Description:
Directive reserves a byte in program memory. When there are more terms which need to be
assigned a byte each, they will be assigned one after another.
Example:
db 't', 0×0f, 'e', 's', 0×12
Similar instructions: DE, DT
4.19 DE Defining the EEPROM memory byte
Syntax:
[<term>] de <term> [, <term>,....., <term>]
Description:
Directive is used for defining EEPROM memory byte. Even though it was first intended only for
EEPROM memory, it could be used for any other location in any memory.
Example:
org H'2100'
de "Version 1.0" , 0
Similar instructions: DB, DT
4.20 DT Defining the data table
Syntax:
[<label>] dt <term> [, <term>,........., <term>]
Description:
Directive generates RETLW series of instructions, one instruction per each term.
Example:
dt "Message", 0
dt first, second, third
Similar directives: DB, DE
Configurational directives
4.21 _CONFIG Setting the configurational bits
Syntax:
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