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Question:  I haven't written anything yet that's large enough to span banks (at least knowingly), how do you know if a subroutine spans a bank?  Will mplab genrate a warning when this happens?  And what happens if you org something at the top of one bank, and causes something else to span banks?

Regards, Bob

Brian Clewer <brianclewer@UK2.NET> wrote ..
> Don't forget that subroutines can't span from one bank to another.  If
> you
> have large routines, org them at the top of a bank, or split them up.
> In C
> (CCS) I would use the #separate command.
>
> Brian.
>
> >Well, I have rewritten my code about 10 times now to optimize it more
> so
> the
> >code will all fit in the 16k of ROM that comes with the PIC18F452, and
> now
> I
> >have run out of ROM AGAIN!!
> >
> >I am using the 40-pin PDIP package.  Did some looking at other PIC's,
> but
> >all the ones I have encountered that have more than 16k ROM are not in
> >production yet, or they don't come in a PDIP package.
> >
>
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