Made some edits and additions to some of my pseudocode. In the meanwhile, I'm going to start investigating which of the development boards I have that I should use to run the final simulation on. I have a SAM4S Xplained Pro Starter Kit from Atmel and a Stellaris LaunchPad LM4F120 Evaluation Kit from TI. Although both have Cortex-M4 based MCU, the SAM4S kit has a higher clock speed and more memory to work with. It even comes with a memory card reader built into the development board. I might try to take advantage of that somehow. We'll see. If I can make it so that the amount of neurons and layers can be easily expanded, this would truly be something else. Most of what I could glance at seems to have trouble will memory issues in storing multiple links for each neuron. I don't know, maybe I can fix that. Again, we'll see.

Note: Thanks to the HackADay for letting me "swipe" the SAM4S at the Disrupt Hackathon. ;) Wish I could contact the Microchip guy who was there. Might have to investigate that too.