??? 07/09/07 16:19 Read: times |
#141641 - Yes, they do ... BUT ... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Most of ULTRAMON51's features work without having the code reside in RAM.
When you're patching or otherwise modifying existing code, it's really convenient to have the ability to put patches in and try them. That can be accomplished in a development environment that contains "vonNeumanized" RAM code space. If you want all the capabilities of this particular monitor, that's what has to be provided. If you're writing new patches/mod's to the code, it's easy to put it in RAM, execute it under control of the monitor, setting breakpoints, etc, there, before moving it into MCU-internal FLASH. It's not ideal, but it is pretty convenient, cheap, and low-tech. RE |