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Originally Posted by Mike Betts
Now the same condescending note I gave in another thread... If you are exceeding memory allocations, you are doing something wrong! I most strongly urge you to look closely at what you are doing.
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Well, in the spirit of explanation, the reason I was wanting so much memory is because, my teams robot turns well, so well that it doesn't go strait. To fix this problem I decided a nice lookup table would be advantageous, so I am writing a program to test the speed of the wheels at all 254 speeds (508 int values to store, though maybe that is to far i could do every other and scale the counts into a char, but that would lose data... anyway that is still a good deal of values(char[254]). then calculate what amount of power to send the wheels for a given joystick value and then finally storing that in eeprom or outputting it to the terminal window so the info could be stored as ROM.
So, I only want extra space for calibrating, the actually program will be much more simple.