>
> Hi,
> On of the things I plan to do in the future is to try and get a
> robot to try and keep a map of a room in memory on a kind of grid
> system, and then do some kind of path finding to get from point A to
> point B. But to do this I will need to have more then 400 bytes of
> memory. Could anyone recommend some kind of extended memory module I
> could use with the ooPIC? (I'm using the OOBoard)
>
> I am hoping to discover some kind of serial device where you pass a
> memory location and either set it to a byte or retrieve a byte from
it.
>
> Does anyone have any idea if this kind of thing exists?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jas
Sure, the oEEPROM object allows you to store data in the unused
portion of the EEPROM above the program.
If you have an S board, you can use a second EEPROM and stay
completely away from the program.
Of course, you can interface another EEPROM using the oI2C object
completely separate from the program EEPROM.
Richard
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