Hi all. I'm working on a project where I'll need a 512 byte buffer in
RAM. This is my first time trying to form such a large block, and it's
the first time I'm trying to do a block like this using relocatable
code. Here's what I've tried:

bank0		udata

W_Temp		res			1
STATUS_Temp	res			1
BSR_Temp	res			1
WLConfigByte	res		18

bank2		udata
BuffL		res			255

And here's what MPLINK has to say about it:
Error - section 'bank2' can not fit the section. Section 'bank2'
length=0x00000255

Now, I will admit I'm not 100% sure I understand how the bank0/bank2
designators are supposed to work where they are up there. I came up
with this after looking at a few other relocatably written projects.
Sadly I'm having trouble finding code examples for this.

So...my question is, what is the correct way to tell the linker that I
want a register (or block of them) to fall at the beginning of a bank
so I can have all 256 bytes contiguous?

Thanks!

Josh
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