??? 08/09/07 08:42 Read: times |
#142963 - a '51-specific buzzword: scratchpad RAM Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Denis B said:
– 256 Bytes Scratch Pad RAM This is an idiotic way the manufacturer like to tell that it has the internal memory every 8052 derivative has. It means, 256 bytes, of which 4x8 (00-1F)are "shared" with the register banks, 16 bytes are the bit addressable area (20-2F), all the lower area is direct addressable (00-7F) "data", the upper area (80-FF) is indirect addressable ("idata"). Besides, the RD2 has the 1.75kB of "internal-external" memory, i.e. is is on-chip but accessed via movx @dptr ("xdata"). JW |