Ok, now I remember the reason for all these vars, they cannot be
removed. If I make these vars:
var byte large_array_byte_1b[256]
var byte large_array_byte_2b[256]
and if I want an array size of 300, the compiler will allocate the
full 2 array's of 512 bytes.
so, I copied them over and each has a line like this:
var byte large_array_byte_1b[256]
if !(LARGE_ARRAY_SIZE == 256) then -- compiler gives an error on
zero sized arrays
var byte large_array_byte_2b[LARGE_ARRAY_SIZE - (256)] -- this
one will only allocate what is calculated
end if
and the same had to be made for each step.
There may be a way to remove more vars via more calculations, but it
will actually add more code and more complexity.
I do wish there was a way to reduce code, but this is the only way I
see.
Matt.
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