MARLIN_EEPROM_SIZE with E2END as fallback #18059
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Using
E2END
as our primary define for available settings storage space has caveats:E2END
as the size of the EEPROM.#undef E2END
to redefine the value, losing the platform value. It takes extra work to tell if the value comes from Marlin or from the platform, and to check that the override was done in the right place, and so on.This PR makes Marlin use
MARLIN_EEPROM_SIZE
to specify the total storage available for settings. (The nameEEPROM_SIZE
is used by some platforms, so that can't be used if we want it to be overridable in the environment.)