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farThe far memory type may be used for variables and constants. This memory is accessed using 24-bit addresses and may be on-chip or external.
Declare far objects as follows: unsigned char far far_variable; unsigned char const far far_const_variable; The actual address range that can be addressed with the far memory type depends on the chip architecture or the banking configuration file. The far memory is addressed using 3-byte generic pointers. The mapping of the Memory Type Byte (uppermost byte) differs for each architecture and is shown below:
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