Byron A Jeff wrote, in part
>[ In response to Mohit Mahajan's question about needing more than
   8k for his project]
>But I think you may be making a faulty/hasty assumption by presuming that
>the code won't fit. Being a novice you simply don't have enough expertise
>to
>make that presumption. Nothing that you listed above consumes a significant
>amount of code. The only variable is your application code computation.

I agree!! To cite another example, my datalogger project has a keypad,
LCD, multiple sensors, 8-bit upload-to-AIM65 capability, and the
whole thing fits into about 1K! It's in assembly, written by someone
who is new to PICs, all the code is self-written and could probably
be further optimized. I was truly amazed when I discovered how much
code space was left over (this is a 16F877). I *did* manage to use
almost all of the data EEPROM for user i/o messages, as well as
every single i/o pin, but I sure wasn't hurting for code space!!

Michael V

Thank you for reading my little posting.


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