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Is there a way to monitor (dump) the value of the internal RAM?
I want to dump a running program without breaking it, instead of referencing the variable in the debugger.
Thanks,
Tetsuo
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Tetsuo,
You can send your RAM value(s) out the UART port. This is a common method.
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Len-san,
Thank you for your support quickly.
Is it possible to monitor with a debugging tool such as ICE?
Currently, I am using the following tools.
(Sorry, this is a Japanese site)
http://desktoplab.co.jp/service.html
Called RAM Monitor, the tool can dump regardless of FW.
Thanks,
Tetsuo
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Tetsuo-san,
The Cypress MiniProg3 has JTAG capability. This should allow you to display the contents of RAM without stopping the debug session.
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Len-san,
Is the JTAG port independent of the UART?
If yes, I think the JTAG command cannot monitor data from the UART, is it correct?
Thanks,
Tetsuo
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Hello,
Please refer to the MiniProg3 user guide for more information on different interfaces supported.
Thanks,
P Yugandhar.