Quote Originally Posted by boban View Post
I think, the EEPROM is not solution it has just 256 bytes and I need to store there some data and also external EEPROM will complicate the design. But maybe for the storage of lot of html code this could be the solution.........
P.S. I am now thinking about the feature to have the possibility to store the hlml pages during runtime - kind of firmware update. My idea is to reserve the space in code memory like put there spaces and via webserver to have the service to upgrade the html code during the runtime. But I must check the assemler if it is possible to write to program code during the execution. Have no clue....
Would be a load easier just to add an external 24LCxxx serial eeprom and use that. 2 wires, I2Cread/I2Cwrite... Not much code space wasted, lots of room for add-ons...
Not much code space in a '916 as you're well aware I'm sure. Start adding HTML code as data in the program space, and you'll be out of space in no time flat...