Atasm and the Equates

[Grevle]

I was wondering if just setup the equates actually use some memory at all in the compiled assembler code in Atasm.

 

Like this:

 

; set som equates

 

1600=variable1

1601=varable2

 

So here is 2 equates set at adress 1600 and 1601, So when the code is assembled does this use 1 byte per Equate or is it just the source code that grow when setting equates in Atasm ?  Is it a internal thing that tells Atasm what adresses to use only ? Putting data in the equates uses 1 byte i know. But i mean only the setup itself.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 4, 2020 by Grevle

[fenrock]

Only instructions use memory, not equates