On 31/07/2011 07:02, Oli Glaser wrote:
> On 31/07/2011 00:38, SidPIC wrote:
>> But this file writes to only 680 locations and one page as it is a demo
>> illustration. Each page has about 1024 K words and I intend to write
>> approximately 8K words to the NVM. But giving addresses higher than 1024
>> causes it to return an error as it goes beyond the limits of the page. I=
 was
>> of the opinion that for addresses higher than 1024,
> I haven't used this library, but I just checked the help file for it and
> it appears to "only" support a maximum of 680 32-bit locations (so
> address range of 0 to 679)
> This is way more than most other PICs with "real" EEPROM have anyway,
> e.g. PIC16Fxxxx often have 256 bytes EEPROM.
> Can you not skip the EEPROM emulation and just store the information in
> program memory directly? Or maybe use a separate I2C EEPROM memory chip?
>
>

Looking again, I might be wrong - the help is not written too well (I=20
think english was not the authors first language)
Hopefully someone who has used this library can chime in, but until then=20
I suggest having a go at changing the DATA_EE_SIZE define to a larger=20
value, and seeing if that makes any difference...

Sorry if I have just confused matters more, on my way to sleep here so=20
I'm probably not making much sense :-)

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