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How much memory is there really?
Hi
I just started trying some algorithms for our arm, and ran into some memory problems. I want a big lookup array. The linker barfed when I tried to declare an 800 BYTE array. So I started poking around in the MAP file. It seemed that there was a lot of code space to spare (I was only utilizing 12%), so I tried declaring the array as "rom" to see if I could use code space for my lookup table (since it will never change). Woo-Hoo. I can seem to define SCADS of space there: eg: rom BYTE Omega[20000][2] ; The map file verifies that this allocation is OK and ending up in the code space... so my question is: Does this memory really exist in the RC? In other words will the linker protect me from over declaring space? I want to be sure that I'm not just being fooled by the compiler/linker. Any experiences with large const data in the code memory? |
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