How TinyUSB uses MemBrowse to keep track of its memory footprint

T1Covered by 1 source · first reported by Raspberry Pi / Arduino / Adafruit at 29 Sept, 14:52 UTC

On small microcontrollers, the USB stack shares limited flash and RAM with an application, so every byte TinyUSB uses is a byte the program cannot use. Keeping the memory footprint in check across hundreds of boards is tough: a change to a shared driver might add 80 bytes on one port and 400 on…

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• T1How TinyUSB uses MemBrowse to keep track of its memory footprintRaspberry Pi / Arduino / Adafruit29 Sept, 14:52