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Robert Dewar wrote:
But there must be a way to write stuff into the instruction data space, or how would you load code? So you just have to setup an auxiliary stack in code space.
The AVR is an embedded processor, and the instruction space is is Flash *not* RAM. We're not talking about a system that loads programs at run-time.
These devices typically have a "large" amount of Flash ROM (32K-68K bytes), and a smaller amount of RAM (512-2K bytes). Don't hold me to these numbers, but you get the idea.
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