From: LightStamp on 19 Apr 2010 14:27 I read somewhere that if you have an application (exe) and it's 50kb in size then the it will be allocated a 64kb chunk of memory on the device. But if you include a 11kb DLL it'll allocated 128kb of memory where as if you had this code that's in the DLL withing the application code it would allocate only a 64kb instead. That said then to save precious memory on the device, is it standard rule to NOT split code out into a DLL when possible? TIA Harry
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