I've got a new problem.
While the MD5 code I am using worked fine on the original espruino board, it triggers this stack overflow warning when running on the HY32.
Since both boards seem to have the same amount of ram and I have plenty of vars left, I assume that it uses some ram to support the build-in display?
Should I try to lower the number of VARs in a custom build (which I can now do virtuously, as I got that toolchain working on my Mac ;) or is there a fancier way to get rid of that error?
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Hey,
I've got a new problem.
While the MD5 code I am using worked fine on the original espruino board, it triggers this stack overflow warning when running on the HY32.
Since both boards seem to have the same amount of ram and I have plenty of vars left, I assume that it uses some ram to support the build-in display?
Should I try to lower the number of VARs in a custom build (which I can now do virtuously, as I got that toolchain working on my Mac ;) or is there a fancier way to get rid of that error?