Mark Hanchey wrote 2012-05-03 22:08:
> On 5/2/2012 1:51 PM, Mike snyder wrote:
>> The C32 compiler provides a ramfunc keyword to run specific functions
>> in RAM but I am not very clear on how one would run an entire program
>> from RAM. One thought I am planning on trying out is to modify the
>> linker file so all address are in RAM and see if that would work -
>> however I wanted to check with the collective wisdom of the piclist to
>> see if anyone has already done that or something similar?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mike
>
> There is a program that someone has written to implement a form of BASIC
> on the pic32 and it runs programs in ram that are typed in by the user.

It (the "BASIC") probably *reads* "programs" from RAM and runs them in=20
flash. The RAM only stores the BASIC statements, not the BASIC
interpreter as such.

To the PIC32, the BASIC statements in RAM is not "code", it is "data".
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