OK, so you want the labels to be "self-commenting"?

Isn't that YOU who speak against the "self-commenting code" idea?
There is no such thing as "self-commenting code". However, if you see an operand that refer to a label 5 pages ahead, it is a whole lot easier to remember "done" than xzxx_47.

My 'prefixing' is done for two purposes:
a) when doing a global search
b) if you have two identically named local variables, the ICE can "play mind games" with you. I recall a VERY LONG session, before I got wise to this, where a watch in the the ICE (my mistake) referred to 'index' in routine x and I looked at it while debugging routine y.

Erik

PS to the assembler phanatics: If you have a main() in C which can be as simple as
void main (void)
{
AssemblerCode();
)

you can, in Keil, use the OVERLAYABLE keyword and 'gain' an awful lot of RAM.