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Munish Kumar
07/03/09 04:10
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Chandigarh
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 		 #166693 - Getting it now....
Responding to: Andy Neil's previous message
Ok. Now I got it. Data segment for a classic 8051 is 128 Bytes & for an 8052 is 256 Bytes, Since I was able to increase the buffer size to 239 with:
idata unsigned char image_buffer[239]; for the RD2.

Now the build O/P was : Program Size: data=256.0 xdata=0 code=1502

But what about my 508 Byte array? Seems I would have to use external RAM!?

List of 14 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
How to use on-chip RAM for array storage in Keil?      MUNISH KUMAR      07/03/09 03:34      
   Basics: 8052 Memory Spaces      Andy Neil      07/03/09 03:44      
      The message doesn't exist      MUNISH KUMAR      07/03/09 04:03      
   data, xdata      Juergen Christoph      07/03/09 03:44      
      Incorrect      Andy Neil      07/03/09 03:50      
         Getting it now....      MUNISH KUMAR      07/03/09 04:10      
            Not quite      Andy Neil      07/03/09 04:16      
               I got it completely now!      MUNISH KUMAR      07/03/09 04:48      
   Some possible answers..Munish      Kiran V. Sutar      07/03/09 04:25      
      Thanks!      MUNISH KUMAR      07/03/09 05:02      
      "RAM" and "Data Memory" are not synonymous      Andy Neil      07/03/09 05:48      
         Agreed      Kiran V. Sutar      07/03/09 08:55      
      NO WAY      Erik Malund      07/03/09 07:10      
         Thanks for correcting me      Kiran V. Sutar      07/03/09 09:04      

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