Separating Assembly data from code in Flash

Hello Group,

I've got some interrupt routines written in assembly that increment counters
stored in a java array of shorts.  When I install the interrupt, I pass the
assembly routine the address of the java buffer and the assembly squirrels away
the buffer address into an area reserved in assembly using db's.  Each time the
interrupt service routine is entered, it grabs the buffer address, dereferences
it, and increments the counters stored in the buffer.

My question:  if I put this entire application into flash, do those data areas
in my assembly also get put into slush, or do they get put into a separate data
segment that gets mapped into SRAM when the application is run.  If not, are
there any scratch data areas in SRAM that I can use (and hardcode) that won't
get grabbed by the VM memory allocator?  (I'm making my application part of
slush, so slush will be running at the same time).

Chris Musial
cmusial-cK+/[email protected]

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