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Arrays on the PIC?
I've been working on a new autonomous mode for this year's competition that is reliant on arrays to store the location of way points. I started to wonder whether or not last year's controller would allow array declarations. I sifted through the data sheet (should be called a data book) but I could not find anything that answered my question and I don't have access to MPLAB at the moment to try compiling a test program. Has anyone used arrays on the new controller? What are the limits on the number of values stored in an array? Anyway around using arrays if they are not allowed or are too limited because of ram size (such as EEPROM)?
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