Hello,
I have suggestion for a memory window feature : very often we need to know what region of the memory changed between the time we run the CPU and the time halt it. Currently the CCS memory window does that by highlighting in red the portion of the memory window that changed. But that feature is not enough to discover memory leak or memory corruption as we don't know in advance the region of the memory to look at. What I suggest is a - zoom out/zoom in - feature that allows to visualize the memory at difference scale. Of course, only the lowest 1/1 scale would allow to see the actual values in the memory. For other scales may be some kind of color coding can be used to express the magnitude of the values. Kind of like an image visualizer. But I think that the most important feature would be to highlight the regions of the memory that have been changed at larger scales. When we are totally zoomed out, we would be able to visualize the entire memory. Of course, I would expect some performance hit as the more you zoom out, the more data needs to be transferred from target.
