It shouldn't actually use any noticeable amount of RAM for the display, so I'm not quite sure what's happening... Are you building with WiFi support now? That uses RAM.
The best bet is just to drop the var count in HYSTM32_32.py to 1800 and that should fix your problems... Either that or try and reduce the amount of recursion (you could use setTimeout(..,1) with a callback).
Out of interest, what changes have you made to get a working HYSTM32 build? Which compiler are you using?
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It shouldn't actually use any noticeable amount of RAM for the display, so I'm not quite sure what's happening... Are you building with WiFi support now? That uses RAM.
The best bet is just to drop the var count in HYSTM32_32.py to 1800 and that should fix your problems... Either that or try and reduce the amount of recursion (you could use
setTimeout(..,1)
with a callback).Out of interest, what changes have you made to get a working HYSTM32 build? Which compiler are you using?