7.7.6.54. GEL_MemorySaveData()ΒΆ
Saves a block of memory to file in various data formats
Syntax
GEL_MemorySaveData(startAddress, page, length, "fileName",format,[append])
Parameters
startAddress is the first address in the block.
page identifies the type of memory to fill: 0 (Program memory), 1 (Data memory) or 2 (I/O space)
For processors that do not have more than one type of memory, use 0 for this Parameters. For simulated targets, I/O Space Parameters is not supported. GEL does not give warning messages for invalid parameters such as invalid page values.
length defines the number of items to save
fileName names the file to store the target data. The fileName must be enclosed in quotation marks.
format is an integer that represents the format in which memory words will be written to the specified output file. All supported formats could be listed using GEL_MemoryListSupportedTypes()
append represents whether memory to be saved should overwrite the contents of the specified file (0) or append to the end of the file (any nonzero value).
Description
This function is an extention to the existing GEL_MemorySave. It supports addtional formats and could be used to save a block of target memory to a specified file.
Synchronous
Synchronous from GEL: Yes
Completely synchronous: Yes
Examples
GEL_MemorySaveData(0x1000, 1, 0x100, "c:\mydir\myfile.dat", 5, 0);
This example reads memory starting at 0x1000 and formats 0x100 values in format that maps to index 5 ( see GEL_MemoryListSupportedTypes ) and saves it to the specified file
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