LARGE ARRAY

 LARGE ARRAY

Hi...

Is there any way to declare large size of array?

example:

char arr[200*1024];//200kb

Thanks

 Why do you doubt it?

For specific limits of the compiler you're using, look in the Manual; eg,

http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/armccref/armccref_babdfdbb.htm

 RE: LARGE ARRAY

Is there any way to declare large size of array?

Not as an automatic variable. use static or externally linked variables, assuming you have enough RAM. Note that an LPC2468/78 has only 98 KB internal RAM...

 RE: LARGE ARRAY

"Not as an automatic variable."

Surely that just depends upon the size of the stack you've allocated, which (of course) would be limited to the amount of physical storage.

Not that I'd recommend having such a large stack.

 RE: LARGE ARRAY

const char arr[200*1024];    //200kb

If it is a constant array, it can be put into internal flash with the keyword const.

 RE: Not as an automatic variable.

Why not?

It's probably not a good idea, but I don't see any particular reason that would prevent it - if you really wanted to...