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Okaaayy. The Ohio one.
Do you have link to what you mean?
What, that wasn't clear enough???
Here's the link:
http://selab.csuohio.edu/dsnrg/stack-estimator/
If you try it out I'd be interested to hear your experiences. My
impression is that it needs just a bit of hacking before being
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Okaaayy
Is this program designed for general purpose AVR applications? Or just
for TinyOS?
The answer is unfortunately a bit subtle...
The question is, how clever of an analysis do you want? This tool (and
mine) attempt to be clever by inferring that at some program points,
interrupts are disabled,
