Hello! Having programmed an AVR-microcontroller which is set up in a Harvard architecture my programme runs out of RAM-memory (the stack seems to colide with data). Now I wonder if there is something like a RAM-memory counter that analyses the code and calulates the RAM useage of the programme considering also the stack size. I found something for java (http://www.javaspecialists.eu/archive/Issue142.html) but not for C. I think it would depend on the code if such a calulation or estimation would be possible at all but for programmes not dynamically allocating memory and having a fixed maximum number of called functions this should be possible, shouldn't it? Other thing I wonder is if a Harvard architecture can crash at all. Getting stuck in an infinit loop if data and stack colide is possible of corse but changed behavior of the code should not happen, or am I wrong here? Thanks Lynx
