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Environment Settings Command Prompt ERRORLEVEL Output Files Listing (MAP) File Absolute Object File Directives Reference ARTX166 ASSIGN CINITTAB CLASSES DISABLEWARNING DPPUSE ELF GROUPS INTNO IXREF LINKONLY NAME NOAMAKE NOCASE NOCOMMENTS NODEFAULTLIBRARY NOINIT NOLIBSCAN NOLINES NOMAP NOPRINT NOPUBLICS NOSORTSIZE NOSYMBOLS NOTYPE NOVECTAB OBJECTCONTROLS PAGELENGTH PAGEWIDTH PRINT PRINTCONTROLS PUBLICSONLY PURGE REGBANK REGFILE RESERVE RTX166 RTX166TINY SECSIZE SECTIONS VECTAB WARNINGLEVEL Defining Physical Memory TGROUPS Error MessagesREGBANK Linker Directive
| Abbreviation | RB | |
| Arguments | REGBANK (regbank « (address) » « , ... ») or REGBANK (base_addr « , regbank « (address) » « , ... » ») | |
| µVision | Options — L166 Misc — RegBank. | |
| Description | The REGBANK directive defines the base address (base_addr), a memory address (address), or the order of the specified register banks (regbank). Register banks defined in the REGBANK directive are located in memory sequentially. The first register bank is usually located at the register base address 0xFC00 but may be located anywhere. | |
| Example |
L166 MYPROG.OBJ REGBANK (0xFB00) This example locates all register banks starting at address 0FB00h. L166 MYPROG.OBJ REGBANK (?C_MAINREGS(0xFC80),IREGS) This example locates the register bank ?C_MAINREGS at address 0FC80h and locates the register bank IREGS immediately following. |
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