>
> Hello,
> I want to store some data in the EEPROM & access it in my
> program. But I don't know how much memory I can use Or from which
> address I can use for this. That means, Since the program also stored
> here, I know that I should be careful about handling it.
> So can you tell how i can find the memory needed by the program?
>
The OOPic IDE/compiler outputs various files that show how memory is
used. I am on my Linux box at the moment so I can't really tell you
what they are.
You can get an idea of memory usage by looking at the Op Code panel in
the IDE. I forget what it is called but it has the object code
listing for your program.
Figure out how much storage you need and start allocating it from the
top down. If you have a S board, use the other EEPROM.
Richard
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