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    Free RAM in 1.2.0.b1

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      lmetcalfe
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      Daniel,
      I am running out of Ram very quickly in the last two versions of Lopy. Now currently 1.2.0.b1 the Ram is very small.
      gc.mem_free() at boot is only about 26K. I see historically that it started at 190K and has decreased significantly. Why is it shrinking and how do we get more memory. My application is only about 700 lines with no processes

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        constantinos
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        It seems that code size does not affect seriously the available ram. I also noticed that available ram is less now.
        We have to compromise between features and Ram BUT it is always possible to gain more in next versions.

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          bmarkus @constantinos
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          @constantinos

          With every new fw RAM is decreasing. As soon as all promised features will be implemented it will go down to zero. Or earlier :(

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            constantinos @bmarkus
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            @bmarkus Will we be able to run the "Hello World" ?

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              robert-hh
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              Yes, if you change the message to "Hi"

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