Rochester, 12 oktober 2005.

banksel could be considered a preprocessor command, and expands into
the appropriate bit set/reset commands so that it switches to the bank
that the register (the parameter of the banksel command) is in. The
advantage here is that you can move the register to another bank
without having to worry about changing all the commands throughout
your sourcefile. This is especially useful if you use relocatable
code/variables, and you let the assembler decide which bank is used
for your variables.

The disadvantage of the banksel command is obviously that it will
increase the number of instructions, as it will blindly set the bits.
Olin has a set of macros that work less blindly, but will need help
from the personw writing the code.

Greetings,
Maarten Hofman.

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