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It's when it gets over 16,384 bytes that it requires two pages. There are two ways to check for this. 1. compile your app as a program and check it's size on the computer. This will give you a rough estimate of how bit it is. 2. Download Omnicalc run it and press 6, 1, 3. Then find your app, when you have it selected, press Alpha H. Your are now looking at your app as it is in calculator memory. Alpha G is goto, so by using that, you can look for the end of your file. You'll know you found the end because it will go from random bytes to all FF's. The max size for a one page app is $4000 bytes, so if the end is around $7800, you'll be needing two pages soon.
#define VALIDATE(last) #if ($+0 > (last)) \ .echo "ERROR: MEMORY: " \ .echo ($+0 - (last)) \ .echo " bytes too large\n" \ ld q,q \ #endif
Quote from: thepenguin77 on August 16, 2010, 11:14:27 amIt's when it gets over 16,384 bytes that it requires two pages. There are two ways to check for this. 1. compile your app as a program and check it's size on the computer. This will give you a rough estimate of how bit it is. 2. Download Omnicalc run it and press 6, 1, 3. Then find your app, when you have it selected, press Alpha H. Your are now looking at your app as it is in calculator memory. Alpha G is goto, so by using that, you can look for the end of your file. You'll know you found the end because it will go from random bytes to all FF's. The max size for a one page app is $4000 bytes, so if the end is around $7800, you'll be needing two pages soon.I think you meant Calcsys, not Omnicalc.