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11-07-2009, 12:43
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Re: EasyC Pro variable memory used
That was very helpful. I had no idea how close and what wpi and api were using.
I do know that I have filled up all the cable slots and the program memory is at 29k. I just didn't want to be surprised by running our of variable space. I suppose I could make up a couple of arrays and see when it fills up. Not even sure what kind of error you get. So I guess I won't worry about it now. |
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