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- Any tool that can verify the data programmed into the memory space of the MCU LPC804?
Any tool that can verify the data programmed into the memory space of the MCU LPC804?
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Any tool that can verify the data programmed into the memory space of the MCU LPC804?
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My pleasure to visit and ask a question here.
As the subject, is there any tool or way to verify and check the data programmed in the memory space of the MCU LPC804. This is my first time to use the MCU, and I am also looking for ways to read registers I just programmed. Please share some information that can guide me how to proceed. Thank you.
Best Wishes,
JoeC
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Thank you Frank for the quick reply.
One more question, is it possible to dump the data of the LPC804 memory by using UART? If so, could you please guide me how to proceed? Thanks.
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Yes, that is possible.
Check the user manual for your MCU (doc.nr. UM11065), chapter 3, LPC804 Boot Process.
All LPC MCUs have a system bootloader located in ROM, which supports UART operations. And SW tools like Flash-Magic to support this.
Personally I am not privy with the LPC80x, though.
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Both the debugger integrated in most IDEs and standalone Flash programming applications usually verify all flashed areas. And separate tools (I occasionally use Segger J-Flash Lite) can do all steps (erase, program, verify) individually.
For the toolchain/IDE, this is usually part of the debug settings.
All the tools I dealed with lately had verify enabled by default.
