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В PICе, как известно, стека нет. Наверное там размещаются неинициализируемые данные. А вообще-то нашел в руководстве, цитирую
Uninitialised objects are placed in psects whose name is "bss" or a name based on "bss". Again, rbss
would indicate uninitialised objects that are near. The PIC compiler uses names like rbss_0, where the
digit is a bank number. The abreviation "bss" stands for block started by symbol and was a assembler
pseudo-op used in IBM systems back in the days when computers were coal-fired. The continued usage
of this term is still appropriate as there are some similarities in the way these schemes worked.
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