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I'm trying to implement code banking in the evaluation software. I've written code but doesn't compile, so I think code banking is the remedy. How do I dictate where the code goes? And what is the difference between variable banking and for the B_Mode user-provided bank switch code?
I did read that code banking isn't enabled in the evaluation software. I just don't understand how I can debug the simplest program of printf("hello world"); everytime I hit the code size limitation barrier.
" how I can debug the simplest program of printf("hello world");"
Trouble is, printf is not simple!
Just look at the description of printf in the Manual - it runs to several pages, doesn't it?
Clearly, a function that implements that much capability & flexibility cannot be "simple" - that is precisely why printf is a biiiiiiiiiiiig function!!
printf alone can use up most of the 2K limitation of the evaluation version!
So the answer is simple: don't use printf!