shared memory and loading savings
shared memory and loading savings
Posted Jan 31, 2025 21:57 UTC (Fri) by mb (subscriber, #50428)In reply to: shared memory and loading savings by excors
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>When you're trying to strictly limit stack usage, I'm not sure Rust is a good fit
As I said.
128 bytes RAM total work just fine.
This is what actually works in real life.
>something simple like assigning to a static struct
Assigning to a static struct is not simple. Neither in C nor in Rust.
But anyway, it has to grow *much* larger than anything possible with 128 bytes of RAM to become a memcpy problem.
I have seen this problem with multi-megabyte ESP32. And then the solution is just to use heap allocation. Which is not a real problem on ESP32.