kravnus wolf wrote:
> The question is why use accessram???

It can be useful to have some variables that can be accessed without regard
to the current bank setting.

> What is it doing internally?

When the accessbank bit is set, the upper 4 RAM address bits are forced to
either all 0 or all 1 depending on the value of the low 8 bits compared to a
threshold.  Normally 0-127 forces 0 and 128-255 forces 1, but some PICs have
more SFRs and the threshold is a little lower.

> Don't you hate it when the C compiler does something without your
> knowledge.

You can't blame the compiler, that's its job.  If you don't like it don't
use it.


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