Accessing MultiByte Variables in Assembler

[mehmetOzdemir]

Is there a "banksel" function equivalent in PM assembler?

NO THERE ISNT ANY EQUIVALENT FUNCTION.

I KNOW THAT , PIC BASIC PRO MAKES THE BANKSEL FUNCTION ITSELF.

[The Altruist]

I'm trying to use inline Assembler, but I use multiple arrays which means I need to address multiple banks. How can I tell which bank a given array is stored in?
Also, I'm not certain how you mean that banksel is produced by PM itself. I'm using 2.5, and it's choking on errors - all related to my attempts to use banksel.

This may all be simplified if I just specify which bank I want each variable in.

[Darrel Taylor]

I'm having trouble figuring out how to access the High and Low Bytes of 16-bit Words in Assembler.

MyWord  VAR WORD BANK0

ASM
    movf     _MyWord,w      ; this gets the LowByte
    movwf    PORTB

    movf     _MyWord + 1,w  ; this gets the HighByte
    movwf    PORTC
ENDASM

You can use the CHK?RP macro to locate the bank for any variable.
But if you're accessing arrays, it's probably better to use an FSR/INDF.
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