Bruce can probably provide an ASM routine. He's welcome to the Gerbers for both shields if he wants them.
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Bruce can probably provide an ASM routine. He's welcome to the Gerbers for both shields if he wants them.
Maybe Darrel can give you a register or something where you can stick WAIT.
Perhaps, store a length byte at the start of the strings?
But, as is, I think the EEPROM achieves our goal of reducing the PBP code burden. Others might have even better ideas.
That's a pretty good trade-off; 361 bytes of EEPROM saving 2350 bytes of program space. I2C EEPROM is inexpensive even for 128KB. I haven't analyzed your code but suspect you could save even more by...
How much EEPROM memory for your example?