Hi Seb,
On 04/05/10 10:28 am, Sebastien Lelong wrote:
Great idea, I'll try this.
Sounds as if you hear about '-no-variable-reuse' for the first time, while this option has been discussed several times. For example in a msg here of 3 Jan 2010 I said:
Similar experience here. But for bulk sample compilation I use -no-variable-reuse *only* for samples of the 18F series. For smaller PICs it may give 'Out of data space' (e.g. 16f676_hd4480__4_1 and _4_4).
BTW I check on '18' as first 2 characters of the filename. A grep for 'include 18f' in the source seems safer, but there may be more than one space between 'include' and '18f', and there may be (or come) samples which include an '18lf' PIC.
Regards, Rob.
2010/4/5 mattschinkel <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> Here's an idea seb... compile all samples with -no-variable-reuse, if any fail to compile (due to lack of ram/program space), do a second compile attempt on the failed samples without -no-variable-reuse Matt.
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