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47 The DataAddress property can be applied to arrays and structures as well. When used with arrays it is best to append it after the array indices, if any. For most data items, the type of the DataAddress property is UnsignedInteger. However, for compatibility with GetProgMem() and other routines related to Program Memory, the type of the DataAddress property for Program Memory data items is Long. Along similar lines, subroutines and functions have an associated property called CodeAddress whose type is Long. The CodeAddress property is employed in a similar manner as the DataAddress property is as shown by the example below. Of course, use of the CodeAddress property of a subroutine is not limited to the code in the subroutine itself. It can be applied to any subroutine or function that is visible to the code. In short, if you can invoke the subroutine or function, you can also get it address via the CodeAddress property. Dim addr as Long Sub Main() addr = Main.CodeAddress End Sub