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

The cool thing about SX/B is that nothing is hidden; you can look at the compiled output and see exactly what's going on.  In order to make it a bit PBASIC-like, SX/B keeps "shadow" registers at the high-end of RAM.  These registers allow SX/B to keep track of the TRIS registers, for example, so that when a command affects an IO pin the others can be maintained (HIGH and LOW make the pins outputs, etc.).

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