I wrote a program that loads a large image into G2. But after the program is executed, I only have about 20MB of free RAM, which I believe is caused by GROB not being destroyed. If I try to run the program again, the calculator will crash. I have spent quite some time searching on the internet about how to destroy GROB or free up RAM but I couldn't find anything.
Bonjour
Peut être DIMGROB_P(Gx,0,0);
Hello
Maybe DIMGROB_P(Gx,0,0);
(10-01-2023 11:48 AM)Overlord Wrote: [ -> ]I wrote a program that loads a large image into G2. But after the program is executed, I only have about 20MB of free RAM, which I believe is caused by GROB not being destroyed. If I try to run the program again, the calculator will crash. I have spent quite some time searching on the internet about how to destroy GROB or free up RAM but I couldn't find anything.
The Help screen for G0-G9 says, "Variables G1 to G9 are temporary and are cleared when the calculator turns OFF." So one simple workaround is to turn the calculator off and back on.