EEPROM rewrite #75
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EEPROM rewrite #75
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This uses the more common EEPROM methods currently built into Arduino. The approach is a lot more complex but handles any size variable and struct more gracefully than previous approach. I originally hit this problem when trying to record a struct. This new approach works flawlessly. Tested against examples and various attempts to break it.
Write speed decreased from 30ms to 19ms due to block writing instead of multi-byte writes. Works with arbitrary length variables such as char arrays.
This helps verify the EEPROM lib is erasing flash.
…!). Update comments. Now works up to 2096 bytes of flash based EEPROM.
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Note: This new EEPROM branch supports 1024 and 2048 bytes of pseudo EEPROM. For reasons unknown it would crash if increased beyond 2048. I suspect it may be related to what Paul found about aligned access in issue 78: #78. |
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Write speed decreased from 30ms to 19ms due to block writing instead of multi-byte writes. Works with arbitrary length variables such as char arrays.