Memory view

[dsherman]

I've noticed that when using the Memory View window, it doesn't always tell the truth.  Most of the time I can examine memory regions or CPU registers, but occasionally there are locations that just show up as all FF.  I know they aren't, because I can put *(address) in the expression window, and it tells me what I expect to see.  For example, if  I look at SRAM between 0x1FFFF000 and 0x1FFFF040 on a KE06, it shows 0xFF for all those locations.

[trytohelp]

Hi David,

On my FRDM-K64F board with P&E Multilink interface I've reproduced the problem too.

The problem occurs occasionally.

I've executed with the same project the same process several time:

      - clean,

      - build,

      - launch debug,

      - show memory at Memory Browser and Memory component,

      - run the debugger (bkpt is set),

      - stop on bkpt,

      - show Memory Browser and Memory component.

Half of the time the Memory displays right value.

Please have a look jpgs attached.

Is it same issue ?

Have a great day,
Pascal Irrle

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[davidsherman]

Hi Pascal, yes, that's the kind of thing I'm seeing.  I can set the expression window to show the contents of a location, and it will show one thing, but the memory view window may show all FF.

[trytohelp]

Hi David,

Thanks for info.

I will log the problem in our bug base.

Development team will investigate the problem.

Have a great day,
Pascal Irrle

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