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Dynamic memory -- softdevice disabled -- nRF51822

Thought I'd check to see if there were any examples floating around that demonstrate how to dynamically claim memory when the softdevice (s110) is disabled? Any hidden gotchas that I need to br aware of?

I have a pretty memory intensive application that needs to run during periods where I have BLE disabled.

Thanks!

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  • When you disable the softdevice you have the memory at your control, but I haven't seen any example on how to dynamically expand or decrease your memory usage based on whether or not the softdevice is running. Are you afraid that your application memory space will be too high when you enable the softdevice again?

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  • When you disable the softdevice you have the memory at your control, but I haven't seen any example on how to dynamically expand or decrease your memory usage based on whether or not the softdevice is running. Are you afraid that your application memory space will be too high when you enable the softdevice again?

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