| ??? 04/30/01 10:09 Read: times |
#11232 - RE: Dynamic Arrays (calloc) |
I agree Peter. In nearly 20 years programming applications for the 8051 family, I have used dynamic allocation once only. That application was a data-logger with 32Kb NV-RAM.
For serial buffering I use to reserve a block of memory configured as a circular queue. Alfredo. |
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