Cap on the number of ports for "staticMemory.bufferAllocate"

[mosa11aei]

I am trying to implement some code that I found here into my own project that relates to creating a custom framer/deframer workflow for a UART device (in my case, a radio):

topology.fpp:

    connections RadioToDriver{
      # From Radio to Driver
      radio.dataOutAllocate -> staticMemory.bufferAllocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radio]
      radio.dataOutToRadio -> radioFramer.bufferIn
      radioFramer.bufferDeallocate -> staticMemory.bufferDeallocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radio]
      radioFramer.framedAllocate -> staticMemory.bufferAllocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radioFramer]
      radioFramer.framedOut -> radioDriver.send
      radioDriver.deallocate -> staticMemory.bufferDeallocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radioFramer]

      # From Driver to Radio
      radioDriver.allocate -> staticMemory.bufferAllocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radioDriver]
      radioDriver.$recv -> radioDeframer.framedIn
      radioDeframer.framedDeallocate -> staticMemory.bufferDeallocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radioDriver]
      radioDeframer.bufferAllocate -> staticMemory.bufferAllocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radioDeframer]
      radioDeframer.bufferOut -> radio.dataInFromRadio
      radio.dataInDeallocate -> staticMemory.bufferDeallocate[Ports_StaticMemory.radioDeframer]
    }

I am trying to work with static memory, and routing everything memory related through there, but I am getting the following error:

error: invalid port number 4 for port SatNode.staticMemory.bufferAllocate (max is 3)
port instance is specified here:
/home/core/mxl/fprime/RadioComms/fprime/Svc/StaticMemory/StaticMemory.fpp: 10.5
    guarded input port bufferAllocate: [StaticMemoryAllocations] Fw.BufferGet
    ^

Is there a way to increase the number of allowed ports, or am I just instantiating too many ports to staticMemory that are unnecessary? Should I create another staticMemory instance and use that, or is there a better workaround? I could also potentially just use Svc::BufferManager but I'm not sure I'll get the same result. Any insight would be great.

[LeStarch]

Try looking at config/AcConstants.fpp there you can define the number of ports for static memory.