218 Appendix C: Memory Allocation
Your very first program instruction will commit R
97
(all seven bytes) from
an uncommitted register to a program register. Your eighth program
instruction commits R
96
, and so on, until the boundary of the common
pool is encountered. Registers from the data storage pool (at power-up,
this is R
19
and below) are not available for program memory without
reallocating registers using m %.
Two-Byte Program Instructions
The following instructions are the only ones which require two bytes of
calculator memory. (All others require only one byte.)
´ b . label
´ > {0 to 9}
t . label
´ X {2 to 9, .0 to .9, A to E}
G . label ´ e {2 to 9, .0 to .9, A to E}
| " (n or V) ´ I {2 to 9, .0 to .9, A to E}
| F (n or V) O {+, -, *, ÷}
| ? (n or V) l
{+, -, *, ÷}
´ • (n or V)
O > {A to E}
´ i (n or V)
O
{A to E, %} in User mode
´ ^ (n or V)
l {A to E, %} in User mode
´
_
O
|
%
´
f
l
|
%
Memory Requirements for the Advanced Functions
The four advanced functions require temporary register space from the
common register pool.
Function Registers Needed
_
f
5 23 if executed
23 together
Matrices 1 per matrix element
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