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    Question Re: Banks related to memory problem?

    I am now able to share the code for debugging, so attached are the five .pbp files that go into this whole software. OACIS-Main is the main program and includes the other 4 codes. R134a_R404a_K contains the conversion table that was having problems disappearing before, but now that it is in bank 4, it is having no trouble.

    The new problem is the RPMAvg variable being lost (or one of the three variables that goes into calculating RPMAvg).

    Another thing I noticed is that I have an array of 166 longs for my temperature conversion table. This makes for 664 bytes and is way bigger than the theoretical maximum bank size of 256. Could this be causing the problem of kicking other variables out of memory?
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