Perhaps it was a Freudian slip (referring to data memory BANKS as PAGES),
but the PIC18F architecture does not have a paging scheme for program memory
at all -- thanks to the 21-bit program counter.

What it does have is a banking scheme for data memory (General-Purpose
Registers and Special Function Registers) using the Bank Select Register.

I don't mean to nitpick, but it might be confusing to some people on this
list who might not be familiar with the PIC18F architecture when they see
the term PAGE used when BANK should be used in some of the posts in this
thread. I'm just trying to point this out for clarification and not to make
anyone feel bad, ok? As my professor once said, "It's important to learn the
terminology."

Best regards,

Ken Pergola

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