iI just have a complex program that runs on a NANO. Now when iI use my printlns for debugging iI am running out of memory.
I read about using a programmer to get rid of the bootloader that uses 2K space on a NANO. I bought an USBTinyIsp and got it to work successfully... almost iI can program the nano as iI wanted, but iI do netnot get any additional space.
When programming with debug printlns I run into the same message as before which states the same maximum space within (I guess it was 30700).
Why is this the case? I thought the bootloader gets overridden when using a programmer and so frees 2K of programmable space.
Please note: I am not asking on how to optimize my program code! Thank you for taking notice ;)
Thank you very much.
i just have a complex program that runs on a NANO. Now when i use my printlns for debugging i am running out of memory.
I read about using a programmer to get rid of the bootloader that uses 2K space on a NANO. I bought an USBTinyIsp and got it to work successfully... almost i can program the nano as i wanted, but i do net get any additional space.
When programming with debug printlns I run into the same message as before which states the same maximum space within (I guess it was 30700).
Why is this the case? I thought the bootloader gets overridden when using a programmer and so frees 2K of programmable space.
Please note: I am not asking on how to optimize my program code! Thank you for taking notice ;)
Thank you very much.
I just have a complex program that runs on a NANO. Now when I use my printlns for debugging I am running out of memory.
I read about using a programmer to get rid of the bootloader that uses 2K space on a NANO. I bought an USBTinyIsp and got it to work successfully... almost I can program the nano as I wanted, but I do not get any additional space.
When programming with debug printlns I run into the same message as before which states the same maximum space within (I guess it was 30700).
Why is this the case? I thought the bootloader gets overridden when using a programmer and so frees 2K of programmable space.
Please note: I am not asking how to optimize my program code! Thank you for taking notice ;)
Thank you very much.
Extend program space by getting rid of bootloader on NANO
i just have a complex program that runs on a NANO. Now when i use my printlns for debugging i am running out of memory.
I read about using a programmer to get rid of the bootloader that uses 2K space on a NANO. I bought an USBTinyIsp and got it to work successfully... almost i can program the nano as i wanted, but i do net get any additional space.
When programming with debug printlns I run into the same message as before which states the same maximum space within (I guess it was 30700).
Why is this the case? I thought the bootloader gets overridden when using a programmer and so frees 2K of programmable space.
Please note: I am not asking on how to optimize my program code! Thank you for taking notice ;)
Thank you very much.