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Well if you look at how the indirect adressing is composed you'll find
that is you have two buffer in separate banks which are aligned (
same offset within bank and same length ) and the bank selection bit's
RP0 and RP1 only differs in one bit ( for example bank0 & bank1
or bank2 & bank3 ) you can switch the indf register between these
registers
by only using one bsf/bcf instruction.
<<

Indirect addressing (using FSR and INDF) is not dependent on the RP0 and
RP1 bits.  There is a separate IRP bit to select the indirect register
bank.


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