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T89C51AC2 Atmel problems - RAMSIZE(256);

Got myself one of the development boards. Anyway, when I have a small program, everything is fine and works. Now when I write any function remotely decent sized, I get an IO Error that the file cannot be found - assuming this is because RAMSIZE is set to 256.

Now call me stupid, but if 256 bytes is all you get worth of program, you can't really do a lot with it can you. Is there no way possible to use the rest of the RAM/ROM available for program and variable storage, (that isn't a long workaround)?

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  • Now call me stupid, but if 256 bytes is all you get worth of program, you can't really do a lot with it can you.

    I will not call you that but lazy or hasty would fit.

    If you had taken the time/made the effort to even slightly familiarize yourself with what you are working with you would know that ramsize has absolutely nothing to do with program size.

    It's been a while, but I think the uVision getting started guide covers this.

    Erik

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  • Now call me stupid, but if 256 bytes is all you get worth of program, you can't really do a lot with it can you.

    I will not call you that but lazy or hasty would fit.

    If you had taken the time/made the effort to even slightly familiarize yourself with what you are working with you would know that ramsize has absolutely nothing to do with program size.

    It's been a while, but I think the uVision getting started guide covers this.

    Erik

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