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

Sometimes I code things exceedingly cautiously, hence the BANK 0 in the first example.  Here's the thing: isrFlag is defined as a bit in flags which is always the first variable I define -- this puts it into the global variable section of the SX so it can be accessed from anywhere, it doesn't matter what the BANK setting is -- this is why I've removed the BANK  setting in the section example.  And unless the ISR was defined as NOCODE there is a BANK 0 at the top of the ISR code that gets generated by SX/B.

I'm interested in what happens with your timers issue; at the moment I'm working on a program that is going to use the timers for PWM control of motors and I've decided I want to add my buffered serial routines; I haven't done that yet and now will proceed with caution.

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