When using C-language to write code, and if the RAM is not completely used, why is it during compilation that an insufficient RAM space error message is generated?
Answer When using the C-language for program generation, the compiler will automatically allocate registers for use in interrupts, multiplication and division calculations etc. When the registers are being defined and during the compilation process, when the registers are being allocated, if what is required exceeds the RAM space, then the compiler will issue an insufficient RAM space error message.
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