The idea is that you can access any register by name (uppercase) or by address.
It was a bug that prevented accessing Ram by address. This is solved in next version that will be available in a few days.
But you can access any register by name:
Status: SREG
SP by: SPH and SPL
R0-R31 just by address: 0 to 31 (this doesn't work in 0.2.8)
Regards.
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2018-09-18
Just downloaded 0.2.9 and that now works a treat!
Just in time for my class starting tomorrow :o)
Keep up the greast work and thanks for the quick reply,
-Ben.
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Using the AVR it would be great if the RamTable recognised the CPU Core addresses - R0-R31, SP, Status etc.
Currently don't seem to be recognised.
This would make this tool perfect for debugging and teaching micros in assembly before moving on to C/Arduino.
-Ben.
Hi Ben.
The idea is that you can access any register by name (uppercase) or by address.
It was a bug that prevented accessing Ram by address. This is solved in next version that will be available in a few days.
But you can access any register by name:
Status: SREG
SP by: SPH and SPL
R0-R31 just by address: 0 to 31 (this doesn't work in 0.2.8)
Regards.
Just downloaded 0.2.9 and that now works a treat!
Just in time for my class starting tomorrow :o)
Keep up the greast work and thanks for the quick reply,
-Ben.
Cool! just in time.
Let me know if you find some other problem or anything that could be improved.
Thanks for reporting.