??? 08/28/06 15:15 Read: times |
#123205 - yes and no and no Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Keil startup.a51 uses "dynamic" Stack by putting it at the end of "used" memory as you said. For instances, if I have 5 variables declared in my code, then Stack will start right after the 5th variable, am I right?
YES And 1 byte reserved is a pointer not Stack itself. NO, SP is a SFR, no pointer in DATA/IDATA I also reallized one thing that when it clear memory, it didn't clear the last byte of memory, NO, It does, check it (in a simulator?) erik |
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