| ??? 06/19/03 17:56 Read: times |
#48845 - command interpreter - write to RAM space |
Hi folks
For debuging I use a Peter D.'s command interpreter, wich lets me acces the controllers (a 8052 type of course!) ports via a serial link to my notebook. Verry handy for checkking new hardware etc. Having to deal with problems in memory mapped hardware, it could be nice if I could write to ram space. Thats quite simple if you declare it first: uchar xdata my_var _at_ 0x8000 (Keil and Raisonance) but there must be a simpler way than declaring 65536 variables. I could make an aray, but I think its much the same. So guru's - how to write to RAM space "on the fly"? I am totaly aware, that it can be "dangerous", just playing around. It's only intended for hardware test and debug. Any comments apreciated. Per Guldmann |
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