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title: Restricted Memory & Data Framing Tricks
date: 2022-07-16 13:51:00 -0500
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_preview_description: Tips and tricks I learned about handling restricted memory while working on microcontrollers at my first internship
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Working on microcontrollers is a far cry from the essentially unlimited memory and floating point operations available
in _Python_ and other high level languages. Here's what I have been learning at my _first_ internship...
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For the past 7 weeks I've been working at **Black Pearl Technology** in a Software Development Internship.
To be honest, I really wasn't expecting to be getting an internship this summer, and while I was sad about it, I
was loaded up on summer courses such that I'd have a leisurely fun summer doing what I wanted.
Well, fortunately (for my career, not so much for my stress levels), I managed to snag this internship at the last second,
and I've been learning _so_ much.
## Restricted Memory
While working there, I was assigned to a project that required usage of a Texas Instruments MSP430 microcontroller.