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Dear GSW-rs folks, I found your codebase online while searching for 'GSW embedded'.
I'd like to include the GSW C library in a microcontroller project. But 2 huge data arrays in gsw_saar_data.c will not fit in my RAM (128kb), nor even if FLASH (1MB) were I to define those arrays as 'const'.
You claim that the GSW-rs port is suitable for microcontrollers. Have you thought about how you might deal with the 'saar' problem, i.e. the huge lookup tables involved in saar calculations? I am not familiar with Rust, but from a cursory look at your codebase, I could not see any mention of 'saar'.
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Dear GSW-rs folks, I found your codebase online while searching for 'GSW embedded'.
I'd like to include the GSW C library in a microcontroller project. But 2 huge data arrays in gsw_saar_data.c will not fit in my RAM (128kb), nor even if FLASH (1MB) were I to define those arrays as 'const'.
You claim that the GSW-rs port is suitable for microcontrollers. Have you thought about how you might deal with the 'saar' problem, i.e. the huge lookup tables involved in saar calculations? I am not familiar with Rust, but from a cursory look at your codebase, I could not see any mention of 'saar'.
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