The number of tasks depends on the version of TinyOS and how it was
configured. TinyOS 1.x and 2.x work differently in this aspect. Also,
it's not the number of "tasks", you probably want to know the number
of "concurrent queued tasks". In which case TinyOS 1.x has
compile-time limit (6 or 8 by default) whereas TinyOS 2.x gives each
task its own discrete queue bucket (so there is no practical limit).

The amount of memory required also varies. Compile a "minimal"
application and find out. Don't forget that the displayed RAM/memory
consumption messages do not account for stack-space or dynamic heap
allocations.
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