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| Code BankingWhen you use the extended LX51 Linker, you must use the OHX51 Object-HEX Converter to generate an Intel HEX-386 file that contains the common area and all the code banks. You may use the OHX51 directive MERGE32K on applications that use a 32K common area plus multiple 32K code banks, but not code bank #0. | The figure below shows the HEX file content without using the MERGE32K directive (as used in example Four 64K Code Banks). | The figure below shows the HEX file content when using the MERGE32K directive (as used in example 32K Common Area). |  |  |
Note - When you use the BL51 Linker to create code-banking programs, you must use the OC51 Banked Object File Converter to split the banked object files into abslute object files that contain no more than 64KB. The OH51 Object-HEX Converter may then convert these into HEX files. The HEX files are then programmed separately into the corresponding physical address space of the EPROM.
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