> I've looked at Olin's site, and that's OK, he's done a lot of work
> there, and he is generous with it, and I give him credit for that.

Thanks.

> Correct me if I'm wrong:
> "Register" banks are not "memory" pages.

Right.

> Load code deliberately in another page with an "org" statement.

In absolute mode, which I strongly discourage.  In relocatable mode the
linker decides where each module gets plunked, unless a hard address is
provided to a CODE directive somewhere.  Typically this is only done for the
reset vector and the interrupt vector.

> To use a register, switch to the bank the register is in.

Right.

> To run code stored in a page, switch to the page the code is in.

Right.

> Switching a mem page does not switch a register bank, and vice versa.

Right.  The two are completely independent.


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