In the Small memory model, all variables, by default,
reside in the internal data
memory of the 251 system — as if they were declared explicitly
using the data memory type specifier.
In this memory model, variable access is very efficient. Using the
HOLD directive, you can direct
variables above a specific object size to alternative memory areas.
Data pointers are 4 byte pointers which allow the addressing of the
entire 16 Mbyte address space.
The Small memory model is a good choice if you need
variable access to the complete 16MB memory area.
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