TINY Compiler Directive

Abbreviation	TY
Arguments	None.
Default	TINY
µVision	Options — C251 Compiler — Memory Model — Memory Model.
Description	This directive implements the TINY memory model. The TINY memory model places all function variables and local data segments in the data memory of the 251 system. This ensures the most efficient access to data objects. The default data pointer size is 2 bytes and refers to near (NDATA / NCONST) space. Regardless of memory model type, you may declare variables in any of the 251 memory areas except far and huge spaces. However, placing frequently used directives (such as loop counters and array indices) in data or near memory significantly improves system performance. Note The stack required for function calls is always placed in near memory, refered as memory class EDATA. Always start by using the TINY memory model. Then, as your application grows, you can place large variables and data in other memory areas by explicitly declaring the memory area with the variable declaration or by using the HOLD directive. If your data memory requirements grow, you might use the XTINY memory model. The SMALL, XSMALL or LARGE memory model might be a good choice for applications with huge data requirements .
Example	C251 SAMPLE.C TINY #pragma small