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Pointers in Keil C is similar to that of standard c and can perform all the operations that are available in standard c. Keil C provides two different types of pointers: 1. Generic Pointers 2. Memory-Specific Pointers. Memory specific pointers are defined along with memory type to which the pointer refers to.

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Pointers in Keil C
Pointers in keil C is are similar to that of standard C and can perform all the operations that are available in standard C. In addition, keil C extends the operatability of pointers to match with the 8051 Controller architecture. Keil C provides two different types of pointers: 1. Generic Pointers 2. Memory-Specific Pointers

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Generic Pointers: Generic Pointers are declared same as standard C Pointers as shown below: CODE:

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Generic pointers are always stored using three bytes. The first byte is the memory type, the second byte is the high-order byte of the offset, and the third byte is the low-order byte of the offset. Generic pointers maybe used to access any variable regardless of its location.

Memory-Specific Pointers: Memory specific pointers are defined along with memory type to which the pointer refers to, for example: CODE:

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As Memory-Specific pointers are defined with a memory type at compile time, so memory type byte as required for generic pointers is not needed. Memory-Specific pointers can be stored using 1 byte (for idata, data, bdata and pdata pointers) or 2 bytes (for code and xdata pointers).

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The Code generated by keil C compiler for memory-specific pointer executes mroe quickly than the equivalent code generated for a generic pointer. This is because the memory area accessed by the pointer is known at the compile time rather at run-time. The compiler can use this information to optimize memory access. So If execution speed is your priority then it is recommended to use memory-specific pointers.

Generic pointers and Memory-Specific pointers can be declared with memory area in which they are to be stored. For example: CODE:

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//Generic Pointer char * idata ptr; //character pointer stored in data memory int * xdata ptr1; //Integer pointer stored in external data memory //Memory Specific pointer char idata * xdata ptr2; //Pointer to character stored in Internal Data memory //and pointer is going to be stored in External data memory int xdata * data ptr3; //Pointer to character stored in External Data memory //and pointer is going to be stored in data memory

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