John Chung wrote:
> This part I agree strongly! Page movement in
> development is like an earthquake!

I don't understand your point since we were talking about banks, not pages.
Handling code moving between pages is another separate issue.  I deal with
this by making each page a separate linker section so that code from any one
code section can not straddle a page boundary.  I then use plain GOTO and
CALL inside a code section, and deal with PCLATH setting to anything
outside.  This is handled in my MCALL, GCALL, and GJUMP macros.

>> However, this does not mean manually setting RP0,RP1
>> exept for highly
>> exceptional conditions.  I use my DBANKIF and
>
> There are exception BUT should not be sprinkled
> around in the code...... Heck is it an art to
> determine whether it is an Exceptional case.

Again your point is not clear.  It sounds like you are agreeing with me
sortof.  What I meant by "highly exceptional" conditions are those that
rarely if ever come up.  I can't remember a single case where I manually set
RP0 or RP1.  Here is a clearer statement: Don't do that.


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