Can I implement pairing with LESC enabled in nRF52810; SDK 15.2.0 v6.1.0 S112 ?

[Manish Kaul]

I’m using nRF52810 on a custom board (for our own application) using SDK 15.2.0 v6.1.0 S112. Given the amount of memory this chip has (192/24 KB) is it possible to implement pairing using LESC ?
The SoftDevice occupies 100KB of flash(0x00000-0x19000) and around 15KB of RAM(0x2000 0000 - 0x2000 3D00). Out of 92KB of remaining flash memory, my current application uses around 42.4KB and RAM uses ~6.6 KB out of the remaining ~9 KB of RAM. (picture attached-i)
I want to implement pairing in the current firmware and hence include all relevant files and modify the code.
My question is, is it possible to implement pairing (with LESC enabled) in this chip given the memory constraints and the amount of memory our application takes up ? Right now after including all the relevant files I'm getting linker errors for running out of memory (picture attached-ii, here I've stretched the Flash to it's maximum limits hence no memory error there).
Can you please help me out to either optimize memory or let me know where I can improve to achieve pairing using LESC ? ( IDE: IAR EWARM 8.32)

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[Jørgen Holmefjord]

It is explained in the release notes:

Note for IAR 8 users:
(Libraries for IAR 8 require wchar_t to be of size 32 bits while IAR 7 requires 16 bits).
 
To run a project using IAR 8, follow these intructions:
 - Open the IAR project in IAR 8. The IAR workbench will automatically generate an IAR 8 compatible project file.
 - If the project contains one of the precompiled libraries listed below, replace it
   with the IAR 8 compatible alternative (there are no projects targeting nRF51 in this SDK).
 - Save the project.
 - When building the project, you might get the warning: "The header file 'cmsis_iar.h' is obsolete and should not be used. [...]".
    - The problem is described in DevZone post: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../iar-ewarm-8-22-1-complains-about-cmsis_iar-h
      The solution is to remove all occurrences of #include <cmsis_iar.h>.
    
The affected libraries are:
 - micro-ecc crypto:
    - IAR7: Includes library located in the folder named “…_iar\…”.
    - IAR8: Switch to using the library from the folder named “…_armgcc\…”.
 - nrf_cc310, nrf_cc310_bl, and nrf_oberon:
    - IAR7: Link to a library where “short_wchar” is part of the folder name.
    - IAR8: Link to a library without “short_wchar” in part of the folder name.
 - Gazell, NFC Tag, and 802.15.4:
    - IAR7: Includes the library where the file name ends with “_iar”.
    - IAR8: Switch to using the library with similar file name that ends with “_gcc”.