Flash array integrity check is a safety feature implemented in order to detect possible latent faults affecting the flash array or the logic involved in read operations (e.g. sense amplifiers, column muxes, address decoder, voltage/timing references).
It uses MISR value calculated above the whole or specified part of internal flash memory. This checksum value is being calculated with the tool included in the flash driver folder (MISR_C55.exe). If properly configured, flash array integrity check is done during runtime.
Here you may find example code (you haven't specified used device, the example is prepared for MPC5744P, other examples you may possibly find on the link at the very bottom):
Flash array integrity check is a safety feature implemented in order to detect possible latent faults affecting the flash array or the logic involved in read operations (e.g. sense amplifiers, column muxes, address decoder, voltage/timing references).
It uses MISR value calculated above the whole or specified part of internal flash memory. This checksum value is being calculated with the tool included in the flash driver folder (MISR_C55.exe). If properly configured, flash array integrity check is done during runtime.
Here you may find example code (you haven't specified used device, the example is prepared for MPC5744P, other examples you may possibly find on the link at the very bottom):