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victorf
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Out of space

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Last compile gave:
No errors. Target CPU: ZX24, Code: 4193 bytes, RAM: 322 bytes, Persistent memory: 0 bytes :(

I assume that this application is NOT going to run on a -24. What options, if any, do I have for a device that will run an app of this size?

Any enlightenment will be appreciated.

Vic
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mikep
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Re: Out of space

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victorf wrote:Last compile gave:
No errors. Target CPU: ZX24, Code: 4193 bytes, RAM: 322 bytes, Persistent memory: 0 bytes
This tells you what is used, not what is left. There are 992 free bytes of persistent memory on a ZX-24 of which you have used none.
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Post by victorf »

mikep
This tells you what is used, not what is left. There are 992 free bytes of
persistent memory on a ZX-24 of which you have used none.
I think the question is will this code run in my -24?

I'll have a look at Oake

Any further enlightenment will be appreciated.
Vic Fraenckel
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mikep
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Post by mikep »

victorf wrote:
mikep wrote:This tells you what is used, not what is left. There are 992 free bytes of
persistent memory on a ZX-24 of which you have used none.
I think the question is will this code run in my -24?
I don't know why it wouldn't fit. A ZX-24 has:
  • 1584 bytes of available RAM of which you have used 322
  • 992 bytes of available Persistent memory EEPROM of which you have used 0
  • 32768 bytes of available Program Memory EEPROM of which you have used 4193
I cannot tell if your code will actually run correctly. You may have bugs ;)
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Post by victorf »

mikep,
I cannot tell if your code will actually run correctly. You may have bugs Wink
Oh, it will run. I have trained myself to write bug-free code! :D
NOT HARDLY! :(

Anyway, thanks for your prompt replies and a bit of enlightenment. There is a lot of cool stuff at OakMicros.

Vic
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