Pointers to near objects are stored using two bytes (16
bits). The bytes are stored little endian or low to high order. In
the tiny memory model,
near pointers contain a 16-bit memory address. In all other
memory models, near pointers contain a 14-bit offset in bits
0-13 and a 2-bit DPP selector in bits 14 and 15.
A near pointer is stored in memory at a word boundary as
follows:
Address+0
Address+1
Contents
Offset (LSB)
Offset (MSB)
The 2-bit DPP selector allows access to the following memory
types:
DPP
Selector
Value
Memory Type
0
Unused in C166 near pointers.
1
NCONST group (objects defined with const
near).
2
NDATA group (objects defined with
near).
3
SDATA or SYSTEM group (objects
defined with sdata, idata, or bdata).
You may use the L166 Linker DPPUSE directive
to manually configure the DPP register assignments.
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