where is the common area in code bank?

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Read-Only Author Allkeny wan Posted 21-May-2004 07:49 GMT Toolset C51	where is the common area in code bank? Allkeny wan Hi, In most example, if we use "BANKAREA(0x8000,0xFFFF)",the common area will allocate at the 0x0000~0x7FFF of all banks. As the http://www.keil.com/support/docs/158.htm descript. My question is if I want to use 4*64K code roms(4 bank),and set the bank area to be "BANKAREA(0x0000,0xFFFF)". Where does the common area be located? Bank0? Can I specify the location of common area before linking? Thanks! Best Regards, Allkeny
Read-Only Author Drew Davis Posted 21-May-2004 18:14 GMT Toolset C51	RE: where is the common area in code bank? Drew Davis There are two common kinds of bank switching. One kind uses a fixed 32K bank from 0000H..7FFFH. The upper 32K has hardware to map in different regions of physical memory. 256K of memory would give you eight 32K banks to map into that window, one of which will be the same as the common bank. The other kind of bank switching swaps out the entire 64K of program space for a different region of physical memory. In this case, the common area is still in low memory, but it has to be replicated into each bank so that it always available.
Read-Only Author Jon Ward Posted 22-May-2004 21:10 GMT Toolset C51	RE: where is the common area in code bank? Jon Ward Refer to the following example from the linker manual: http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/lx51/lx51_bk_example1.htm It sounds like this is what you want to do. Jon

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