On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Olin Lathrop wrote:

> > So we call each 2K chunk of program memory a page, and each 128 byte piece
> > of data area addressability a bank (on some PICS anyway).
> >
> > What do we call a 256 byte piece of program memory? (which is what I was
> > calling a 'page' above)
>
> Microchip uses the term "page" for a 2K chunk of program memory, and "bank"
> for a 128 byte chunk of data memory, on the 16 family at least.  I don't
> know of any special name for a 256 word chunk of program memory, but it
> shouldn't be called page or bank to avoid confusion.

Microchip also uses the term of "page" for an 512 word piece of program
memory in the context of 16C5x (12-bit processors). For the sake of
"clarity"...

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