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

Timothy,

I believe the SX/B 1.42 compiler gives you access to all of the banks without having to go through the misery of linking the banks within your program manually. Before , if you put a subroutine in, lets say bank 2, then you would have to call your subroutine with an @ in front of it.

I remember the first program I did in the older version of SX/B, I was just typing in code and subroutines, the compiler did not tell you when you just left bank 0, and went to bank 1. Look in the latest help file for SX/B, it gives an explanation, better then me trying to paraphrase.

Ray

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