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

[quote="PJMonty"]
5ms,

The red is simply a warning to let you know that a given bank is almost full. I think the threshold is the last 8 bytes. It's not really a big deal for SX/B programmers (because the compiler takes care of those most memory/space issues for you, but it's nice when programming assembly.

The toolbar button issue has been fixed. Another release will be coming shortly, but I want to wait just a little more to see if any other issues shake out.

Thanks,
PeterM[/quote]
Hi Peter,

 

Really like the idea of the memory usage window. I know this will help a lot!

 

Now, If I could offer some suggestions:

 

Just wondering if it would be possible to identify how much code is in the upper and lower half code in pages? The memory usage tool bar lumps them all together. Might be useful with having to use jump tables for calls to upper half code pages...

 

Also, it might be nice if you could also identify the page bytes in hex. All of parallax documentation refers to pages in hex...   

Example: "Page 0 - 0 to 511", could be in hex "Page 0 - $0 to $1FF"  or even ("Page 0 - $0 (0) to $1FF (511)" or similar. 

 

-Dan

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