Haven't tried this:


Your structtale:

struct yourstruct {
.....
....
} yourstructtable[..];

Create an unsigned char array with initializers as follows:
unsigned char addresstable[] = { 0*sizeof(yourstruct), 1*sizeof(yourstruct), etc, etc };

Now the calculations are carried out at compiletime.
To reference

struct yourstruct *strptr;

*strptr = yourstructtable + addresstable[i];

Perhaps you have to cast around a little.

HTH

Marcel

Lucian wrote:
> Unfortunately the code has the same size if I write with
> *(vector+address), probably the compiler does the same thing. But have
> you any tips and tricks when it comes to using vectors but still
> reducing the code size ? thank you...
>
> Lucian

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