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Sam WILLIAMS <sam.williams@HS.UTC.COM> wrote:
> I have been playing around with the CCS compiler recently and I was wonderi
> ng exactly how you determine  the ram size needed for the resulting hex fil
> e? I have looked in the .lst file and don't feel comfortable with the infor
> mation I found in their. Any hints and suggestions would be extremely helpf
> ul.

I'm not sure I understand the question.
The HEX file goes in ROM on the chip.

At the top of the LST file you get info like this:

> CCS PCM C Compiler, Version 2.705, 3951
>
>                Filename: D:\STC\EASYDYE\EASYDYE.LST
>
>                ROM used: 1590 (78%)
>                          Largest free fragment is 458
>                RAM used: 65 (51%) at main() level
>                          89 (70%) worst case
>                Stack:    4 worst case (2 in main + 2 for interrupts)
>

That's always been sufficient for me.

Brian Gregory.
briang@cix.co.uk