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Memory class question

I am using a Temic 80251 which gives me 1K on board RAM. Is there any
way that I can tell the compiler that the IDATA class is bigger than 256 bytes..
because I get an error from the compiler that I have exceeded capacity.
Or should I just use the edata class and just watch that I don't allocate
above the 1K limit???

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thank, Jim

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  • Is it possible to place some critical variables, as near memory type, in the on-chip 1K memory, yet other non-critical variables, still declared as near memory type, in the external memory? In other words, how do you explicitly place two variables, both declared as near, into two seperate memory spaces - on-chip 1k and external memory?

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  • Is it possible to place some critical variables, as near memory type, in the on-chip 1K memory, yet other non-critical variables, still declared as near memory type, in the external memory? In other words, how do you explicitly place two variables, both declared as near, into two seperate memory spaces - on-chip 1k and external memory?

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