Using and setting internal memory
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 4:22 pm
I'm making some changes to my .ino file and I want to use a few internal memory locations for some new functions. I have the RA+ and will be using the 1.0.3 libs when I upload the new ino.
1) What memory locations can I safely use? From what I've researched so far I understand that locations 100 - 199 are fair game. With the RA+ I have access to anything at or above 1024 as well, yes?
2) When I used the wifi (/mi100 to /mi110) to check a couple of memory locations I see that they have existing values. Do I need to be concerned about overriding these values if I go with those particular memory locations? The current ino is using the 1.0.1 libs but I believe the mem locations should be the same between those two versions. I am not using any custom internal memory locations in my existing ino but I am using internal memory.
I just want to make sure I'm headed in the right direction before I get too deep into it and blow something up
~Charlie
1) What memory locations can I safely use? From what I've researched so far I understand that locations 100 - 199 are fair game. With the RA+ I have access to anything at or above 1024 as well, yes?
2) When I used the wifi (/mi100 to /mi110) to check a couple of memory locations I see that they have existing values. Do I need to be concerned about overriding these values if I go with those particular memory locations? The current ino is using the 1.0.1 libs but I believe the mem locations should be the same between those two versions. I am not using any custom internal memory locations in my existing ino but I am using internal memory.
I just want to make sure I'm headed in the right direction before I get too deep into it and blow something up
~Charlie