

5 kb RAM is not large enough to handle it :/ or yes? I need to work with a 300-350 short int array, but probably my. RAM/FLASH consumption is 16/2% respectively (when stack is set to 80) and no warnings or errors are shown after compiling. Seems that varying the stack size to a larger value has no effect.

I am using a LaunchPad and CCS V4 with all optimizations turned OFF. And more strange things happen when I add more function callings within the loop, like the program failing with slightly smaller array lengths for example.
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When I set the length to a larger value (like 350) the PC is completely lost and points nowhere after initializing the array. usiRemainingCycles content is simply strange, it varies from 49500 to 49200 approx. In this example if I set the length to 251 the program remains in the loop ignoring the condition. Static unsigned int usiRemainingCycles = _LENGHT ĪusiArray = usiGetValue() If I set the array length to a large value the program brakes in different ways depending on the defined length. I have this array which elements are updated within a loop. First Iet me describe the issue with a simple code. If someone can give me a hand I would appreciate it. > The question is that currently I have a 2-d array, for example > answer2005, such that I am assuming each of my answer doesnt need more than 5 chars but it can be less. I got an issue with my MSP430G2553 related to RAM (probably). Once a particular number of samples are processed they are written to the memory card and then the cycle continues. Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430G2553
