Where do I put this?
I have some data that I need to perform a calculation on. The data
will be read in via a wireless device byte by byte, and stored in an
expansion card for the Stamp. My question is, can I use the expansion
card to also house part of my program? It's getting pretty big.
-Chilton
will be read in via a wireless device byte by byte, and stored in an
expansion card for the Stamp. My question is, can I use the expansion
card to also house part of my program? It's getting pretty big.
-Chilton
Comments
You can put the data from your DATA statements into an expansion board and
so free up program space.
Note however that you can not use the READ and WRITE commands anymore to
access that data.
Tou will need the read and write functions for your expansion board. If this
will really save program space
depends on the amount of DATA and how much more space the exp. board
read/write occupy compared
to the stamps read/write. Also note that you need to run a separate program
to store the data in the exp. board.
If you own a BS2SX. BS2E or BS2P you have the option to put your DATA into
another slot of course.
The BS2P allows you to flat address all EEPROM. These devices also allows
you to RUN programs in
another slot. And before you have filled 8 slots.... then you have a really
big program.
Greetings peter
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Onderwerp: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Where do I put this?
I have some data that I need to perform a calculation on. The data
will be read in via a wireless device byte by byte, and stored in an
expansion card for the Stamp. My question is, can I use the expansion
card to also house part of my program? It's getting pretty big.
-Chilton
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