Hello,
I'm working on a design with the LM4F where backup of non-volatile data to flash could be as high as 10k cycles.
What is the risk of corrupting code memory if it is placed adjacent to this non-volatile backup region? Should I place an unused buffer area between the code and backup regions? If so, is a 1kb page sufficient, or do I need to worry about even/odd pages being adjacent and instead use a 2kb buffer?
This is a high volume design, so even very rare occurrences of code memory corruption would be disastrous. I would prefer to stay on the safe side and keep a buffer; however, not having to burn that code space is also desirable.
Note that I am already aware of the errata on rev. A1 where erasing a 1kb page erases the adjacent page as well. I am not concerned about this - only about the current and future revisions that would actually be used in production.
Thanks in advance.
