memory dump on Javelin Stamp
sharmait
Posts: 15
I tried out the EEDUMP and it worked. Thanks very much !
I have one more question....
Right now when I dump the memory, I see the address, then the machine code, and
then the ASCII characters....Is there any way to see the actual code (in english
characters I mean) .. I cannot make out from the machine code or the ASCII what
code is there.....
Any help ...I will be thankful.....
I have one more question....
Right now when I dump the memory, I see the address, then the machine code, and
then the ASCII characters....Is there any way to see the actual code (in english
characters I mean) .. I cannot make out from the machine code or the ASCII what
code is there.....
Any help ...I will be thankful.....
Comments
What you see are the bytes from the unused area (not used by javelin program code)
(addresses 0 to EEPROM.size()-1). If you have put the readAll() method into EEPROM.java
as I described in the JavelinCode message, addresses EEPROM.size() to 32767 are the
javelin bytecodes. This area gets overwritten each time you download a new progam
to the javelin.
regards peter