HP HP-11C User Manual

226 Appendix C: Automatic Memory Reallocation
When you record a full 203 lines of program memory, the
calculator’s memory registers look like this:
STORAGE REGISTERS PROGRAM MEMORY
Permanent
Shared
Permanent
R I | )
!
Rol—e
000-
001-
Instruction
|r———-1‘ 002- Instruction
Rg
L__.__J
L
/
===
:
Rol___
/
062- Instruction
:—————-:
063-
Instruction
Roi_____1/
|
Shared
'
064- Instruction
065- Instruction
202- Instruction
203- Instruction
Notice that instead of the original 21 storage registers (R through
Ry, R; through R, and R;) we now have just the non-convertible
R;. What happened to storage registers R, through Rg and R
through R ¢? They were converted to program memory at the rate of
seven lines per register. The table on page 76 shows the allocation
of the lines of program memory to their respective storage
registers.
As you can see, each time currently available programming space
is filled, keying in another command automatically converts the
next remaining storage register to seven more lines of program

HP HP-11C Specifications

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Brand	HP
Model	HP-11C
Category	Calculator
Language	English