I could do that, but I would rather not be limited to a smaller number of variables than I have ram locations for.
I would post the code, but it's over 40k now. Take out the data tables and it's down to about 28k, so it's still a massive post ! The essence remains the same though.
I'm using the FAT16 MELabs version of SDFS. If the FAT32 version uses less space and doesn't have the same caveats I would like to try it out, but even after that I still would like to include more variables.
As I've said, the number of ram variables declared seems to be deciding factor and the problem doesn't seem to be affected by the number of aliases. I might consider declaring some large byte arrays and then declare the current individual byte vars which I am using as aliases of the larger array.
Chris
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