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There are a few ways to optimize your code and reduce the size. Have a look on this document from Atmel. I've used some tips to reduce the size of my bootloader once.

enter link description herehttp://www.atmel.com/images/doc8453.pdf

For the AVR family I'm not familiar with any option. You could use a small QFN package for the atmega328p as well... You might find some small ARM with much more memory and small size.

There are a few ways to optimize your code and reduce the size. Have a look on this document from Atmel. I've used some tips to reduce the size of my bootloader once.

enter link description here

For the AVR family I'm not familiar with any option. You could use a small QFN package for the atmega328p as well... You might find some small ARM with much more memory and small size.

There are a few ways to optimize your code and reduce the size. Have a look on this document from Atmel. I've used some tips to reduce the size of my bootloader once.

http://www.atmel.com/images/doc8453.pdf

For the AVR family I'm not familiar with any option. You could use a small QFN package for the atmega328p as well... You might find some small ARM with much more memory and small size.

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There are a few ways to optimize your code and reduce the size. Have a look on this document from Atmel. I've used some tips to reduce the size of my bootloader once.

enter link description here

For the AVR family I'm not familiar with any option. You could use a small QFN package for the atmega328p as well... You might find some small ARM with much more memory and small size.