Rob Zitka wrote:

> So, the second page lets you access other registers or program space.  Is
> there some reason why I have heard not to run subroutines from the second
> page?
>
> Rob

Think of it this way: if you call a subroutine from page 2 and it needs to read
write to any of the non-transparant registers on page 1, you copuld well end up
 in
the (aptly named) lala-land.

Consider it a convention to go to page 2, do what you have to, and return to
 page
1. That way you also wont need to remember in what page you were last.

Cheers!
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