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I understand that the STM32F4 is supposed to execute code faster from flash than it can from RAM. But I have a concern that flash has a limited number of write cycles (ten thousand maybe?) before it will fail. I'm working on a system that has to be reprogrammable most every time it runs, receiving its code from another part of the system. I'm thinking that the code will have to go into RAM if I don't want to limit the lifespan of the device. Can anyone comment about dynamically loading code into RAM or flash and executing it at run-time? Thanks!

I get an error message when I try to open the .BRD file - should it be able to open in Eagle Light?

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