In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, dog8spam wrote:

Forget bank 0.  What about the rest of the banks?  As far as I can tell all the even  chunks (? I don't know what to call it.. just a group of registers that have the same tens digit ex: $40-$4F) are the global and all the odd #s are general purpose.

The SX can only access 32 registers at one time.  If you set FSR to $20 registers $10-$1F are different than if FSR was set to $40.  $00-$0F is the same no matter what.  Any register can be accessed by loading the location into FSR (ex: $37 or $5A).  Registers can also be accessed by using the bank command (bank loop1var, clr loop1var)

Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong.

This brings up another question...  What defines a bank?  What is their signifigance?

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