CCSv4: Writing RAM values to a file

Gary,

You can also set a breakpoint in your code, say where this array is being written to, and set the property of the breakpoint to "write data to file" instead of the default action of halting the target. See this section of the Getting Started Guide: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/GSG:Debugging_projects_v5#Managing_breakpoints

On Monday, April 23, 2012 1:16 PM; Lisa TI wrote:
>
> when you go to the green with the arrow, "save memory", and
> input the file to output.
>
When I do that I get a wizard that takes me though a
procedure.

>
> Have you tried TI-TXT format?
>
The wizard offers me only 3 formats:
- TI Data Format (*.dat),
- COFF Format (*.out), &
- Raw Data Format (*.bin).

It doesn't really matter, however, because *.dat is good
enough for me.  You get the brass ring! (Thanks.)

HI Gary,

glad to hear .dat is good :  )  Thanks for the update and all the best. I might have been looking in a different version.

Best Regards,

LIsa

Hi,

If I want to read the .264 input from outside to the ddr2 ram using ccsv5 (windows platform).

Then how should i do this ??

-Studinstru