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Hi,
I have the following BIG structure:
typedef struct { BYTE c_re[3]; int c_gnrl; float c_time[2]; BYTE c_cmm[13]; int c_cmm_p[2]; BYTE c_ext[10]; int c_ext_p[10]; int c_stp[50][3]; int m_gnrl[100][10]; float m[100][22]; float m_e[100][22]; float s_clb_[10]; int an[100][22]; }pthm; pthm test; void main() { test.an[0][0] }
The problem is quite obvious, its too big. How can I make sure it doesn't consume the ZI-data memory?
kind regards, Wim
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