I know I could probably look at the Data Sheet, but is there another way to tell how much FLASH or RAM is available in a programatic way?
Maybe the data sheet is true, but the MPU does not match?
I am just curios if something like this is even possible.
I could do a combination of WriteToAddress(), followed by ReadFromAddress(), which would tell me how much memory exists. Whether it is RAM ROM or FLASH, exists in peripheral space, I am not sure how to tell the difference.
Is something like that theoretically possible?
The operations would throw an exception if the address does not exist, is read-only or is secure, etc,
I am not sure how to write an exception handler to prevent the exception from crashing the program.
Is there something that I could do through software that could tell me how much FLASH and RAM exist?
Thank you,
Hi,
Well I can only say always use datasheet.
Is there something that I could do through software that could tell me how much FLASH and RAM exist?
I do no think there is such 100% certain possibility.
What could be use-case of such approach?
I suppose you know what is the size of chip memory you are using.
regards,
Peter