Ruben Jšnsson wrote:
> 
> Tjaart wrote,
> 
> >
> > PIC
> > ---
> > Memory : Piecewise linear (read : banked)
> > Stack : No access
> > Push/Pop : No
> > Deep : Dependant on part. Max 8 deep.
> >
> > SX
> > --
> > Memory : Piecewise linear (read : banked)
> > Stack : No access
> > Push/Pop : Yes
> 
> How is Push/Pop done on a SX?

This is my second reply - Windows crashed just before 
I sent my first (makes you wonder, doesn't it ;) )

'PUSH' & 'POP' on the SX is done in the way it should be 
- automatically! There are shadow registers that automatically 
save the PC, W, FSR, and STATUS registers. This stack runs
independant of the 8 level call stack.


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