Eric, thank you for your answers! But, maybe you can clarify something more. You have told me that the compiler doesn´t control the memory size, it only counts bytes, but... how can the compiler know if it is out of memory or not?If the compiler knows that it is out of memory I think that it has to know something about limits for memory size... Sorry if I am insisted on this doubt but I am trying to know how the compiler works... I have found some files (msp430x16x.h...) where the interrupt vectors, flags, SFR...are defined for every model for msp430 family, but I din´t find any information related to limits for memory size. We are trying to compile a profile, but we think that we don´t have enough memory because when we make it, an error message appears, it has been reported before " ...build/tmote/main.exe: section vectors lma 0xffe0 overlaps previous sections..." I have read about this , and people has solved this problem removing some components, we know that the component that is increasing the memory size is Deluge component, but we need it and we can´t remove it...so I have read about doing a fake platform that could give us information about how much memory we need. (we are thinking about choosing a micro with higher ram memory but we need more information about memory requirements) http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg03045.html Do you know how can I do that? how can I define a fake platform with other memory size limits and the same hardware characteritics? I am reading about Deluge and TSync components in order to know if we can remove something more, or we need to get a higher RAM memory. Thank you very much for your help. Graci
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