Remove 400b stack allocation from AdvWeb example #8793
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The AdvancedWebServer.ino example allocated a 400 byte char array on the stack which, in the case of the example, will work but in general is a dangerous thing to show new users to try. Instead, use a StreamString to generate the string on the heap.
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The AdvancedWebServer.ino example allocated a 400 byte char array on the stack which, in the case of the example, will work but in general is a dangerous thing to show new users to try. Instead, use a StreamString to generate the string on the heap.
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The AdvancedWebServer.ino example allocated a 400 byte char array on the stack which, in the case of the example, will work but in general is a dangerous thing to show new users to try.
Instead, use a StreamString to generate the string on the heap.