Re:Nice to have an Address and Data Bus

To maximize utility/flexibility we have created multiple, programmable storage "zones." One of these zones does hold variables - and these may be stored sequentially or at pre-selected addresses in our chip.

By itself - int a = 0; is not sufficient to cause the variable to enter our chip. When you seek to store or read a variable - OFF the LMI device - you simply call a small var transfer function which we provide.

Now - if you can "guarantee" that your LMI variables store & "remain" in known locations - we provide a function which can "sweep" those variables to/from our device.

The prime intention of our IC is to provide economical, fast, bulk SRAM and additional I/O - so that you can exploit LMI's many special functions - which are lost when "surrendered" to simple pin I/O.

Should you desire to run a TFT or mono Graphic Lcd our chip shines - enabling you to properly, programmably "step" thru memory - drastically easing your code and raising program & display efficiency...