If you're hitting memory issues maybe post up some of your code in
another thread? There's usually some quite simple stuff you can do
that really decreases memory usage.
I consider myself as an "Espruino power user" which takes the JavaScript Espruino to the maximum of resources. You can never have enough memory for your Espruino. (JSVARS). Through creative software algorithms, minification, and newer Espruino revisions, I just barely fit the code into the Espruino without "out of memory" problems. When you have the high level JavaScript microcontroller like the Espruino, you are able to do much more and in doing so will deplete memory resources rather quickly. BigRam was installed, for more JSVARS memory, only after it worked consistently in our application.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
I consider myself as an "Espruino power user" which takes the JavaScript Espruino to the maximum of resources. You can never have enough memory for your Espruino. (JSVARS). Through creative software algorithms, minification, and newer Espruino revisions, I just barely fit the code into the Espruino without "out of memory" problems. When you have the high level JavaScript microcontroller like the Espruino, you are able to do much more and in doing so will deplete memory resources rather quickly. BigRam was installed, for more JSVARS memory, only after it worked consistently in our application.