Error: EEPROM full..how?
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Use the mapping function (alt-m) to answer your question. It'll show
you how your data and code are stored in your eeprom.
Steve
On 28 Mar 01 at 2:32, Carlos P.Rodriguez wrote:
> ...Does anyone know why, when I run my program into the SP2 it
> generates the error...EEPROM full!?
you how your data and code are stored in your eeprom.
Steve
On 28 Mar 01 at 2:32, Carlos P.Rodriguez wrote:
> ...Does anyone know why, when I run my program into the SP2 it
> generates the error...EEPROM full!?
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Does anyone know why, when I run my program into the
SP2 it generates the error...EEPROM full!? The program
is not that long and it does not use more than the 500
lines of code.
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The 500 lines of code is an approximate thing, eg..
serout x,xxx,[noparse][[/noparse]"hello"]
requires less memory than...
serout x,xxx,[noparse][[/noparse]"hello there, it was a nice day today in Western Australia"]
Regards,
Chris
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From: Carlos P.Rodriguez <charleebrownskin@y...>
To: <basicstamps@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 6:32 PM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Error: EEPROM full..how?
> Hello
> Does anyone know why, when I run my program into the
> SP2 it generates the error...EEPROM full!? The program
> is not that long and it does not use more than the 500
> lines of code.
>
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