Nathan House wrote 2011-08-26 22:06:
> Re-reading my last post, I realize I meant to say "If I *do* use
> interrupt priority..."
>
> That make sense, thanks. So, in conclusion, if I don't use interrupt
> priority then my ISR can be as big as needed and is more efficient
> because there's no context saving being done..
>
> Back to my last, albeit poorly worded, question - is there any way to
> tell how much memory a block of code will take?
>
> Nathan

Yes, check the MAP file after build. It will list each
CODE section with it's size.
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