Adam Handy

OK, thanks. I must be doing something very wrong here then.

Is there anything more that can be done to get things even smaller? the PIC18F46Q10 only has a maximum of some 3.7K of ram. How much space does a bare minimum BACnet configuration consume? As is I still cannot get my 'hello BACnet' program to compile. Should I be looking into a processor with more memory?

For the most part I think I have the code figured out. But what is the minimum memory configuration possible for the BACnet stack? I am currently unable to compile as is due to the stack trying to use several large buffers totaling many times larger than the amount of memory I have available, and that's in just a hello world style configuration. There isn't even a program of my own yet.

I'll start with taking a look from that xplained device as I'd rather stay current with the versioning, can't say I've ever heard of it though. Thanks for the advice!

Hello all, I am attempting to port the PIC18f6720 port to the PIC18F46Q10. However, I am having difficulty making heads or tails of the code in the port (and the entire rest of the stack for that matter). It seems to have multiple contradictions to the rest of the stack, often preventing compilation. Additionally, several files in the port are not referenced by it's main.c nor in any of the files included by it's main.c. Worse still, I cannot find any concrete instantiation of the mstp_port struct...