It's just a warning, no problem. You chip is big enough for your program now.
Try it and you will see that (if you mean what you programmed) your progam works.
It's just a warning, no problem. You chip is big enough for your program now.
Try it and you will see that (if you mean what you programmed) your progam works.
The 8 K are the assembled words/
I cannot tell you how much that is in PBP.
It depends on the pbp instructions you use.
Each instruction has some overhead code in asm. LCDout has more code then x=0
If you use a gosub for your serout and serin instructions I think your code will also be shorter.
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http://picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthre...undary+%40800h
you see this warning because you reach the end of first memory page.
4 page x 2K = 8 Kiloword memory![]()
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It makes a difference if you are using the <B>BRANCH</B> Statement, in which case you would use BRANCHL , BranchL takes up more space than BRANCH and that is why you wouldn't use BranchL only.
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