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  1. - 31st May 2007, 23:12 #1
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    Hi Guys,

    I am new to PICs and picbasic pro, and an using a PIC 16F628a. I have a program up and running, but I seem to have run out of space on my PIC. The 628 has a 2000 word limit, and it seems that my compiled code exceeds that. I don't quite understand what in the code amounts to one word of data. Is it possible to take a peek at my code and see what is taking up so much space, am I doing something wrong, or is this normal for the commands I am using?

    Right know I have commented out several blocks of code that use the pulsout command to generate a pwm signal to move a servo. I have commented them so that the code remains below 2000 words. With those blocks it grows to roughly 2300 words.

    I appreciate the help,
    Andreas
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