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Re: robot controller 2005 2004

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Originally Posted by 7wizted_rea1ity
We tried using the 2005 controller for this year's code, following all the instructions in that one file (the same that was posted here before), but we got this error:
Error - section '.code_terminal.o' can not fit the section. Section '.code_terminal.o' length=0x00000202

o.0; What's that mean? The file's too big?
I got that too. Can someone shed some light on this?
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Re: robot controller 2005 2004

The code's too large to fit within the smaller memory of the older robot controllers.

Check the size of the code in MPLAB using View -> Memory Gauge.
Caution: The value for program size is expressed in 2-byte integers and so must be doubled to get the number of bytes. The older controllers are limited to around 29K bytes while the new one has 126K or so available.
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