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Good explanation. This may be addressed in another post, but I'll ask anyway. When allocating RAM, what is deemed the optimal? It would seem one should allocate a significant portion of RAM to Program Memory, and instead of using Storage Ram, utilize SD or CF memory cards.
A trickier question concerns the interplay between Program Memory and SD memory. Say Agenda Fusion and all the PIM information stored on an SD card. User starts Fusion and access stored contacts. By running the executable, is the program (Fusion) and the data (PIM info) now being run/accessed from Program Memory?
In addition, any hints on when to allocate to Storage Ram, and what should be stored there, is appreciated. (We're most likely talking about incremental performance gains, but if a couple of clicks will marginally improve performance, I see no reason to not take advantage of said improvements.)
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