| ??? 01/17/03 04:05 Read: times |
#36599 - RE: Memory models & Keil |
Stephane, you need to go back to the Manual and read carefully about the meaning of the Memory Model, and Keil's 8051-specific extensions for defining variables to use the different memory spaces - DATA, IDATA, PDATA, XDATA or CODE.
Basically, Keil provides keyword extensions which allow you to explicitly specify which memory space is to be used for a variable; if you don't take advantage of this, the default memory space is defined implicitly by the Memory Model; viz: * Small - variables in DATA; * Compact - variables in PDATA; * Large - variables in XDATA |
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RE: Keil Code (sic) Browser | 01/01/70 00:00 |



