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Graphical tool for memory layout

I'am looking for a tool which presents the memory layout generated by the bl51 linker in a graphical form.

Do anyone know something like this?

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  • Exporting the overlay map to Excel is an excellent way of presenting the overlay data in an intuitive format that can allow the programmer to fine hone the source code.

    It is an annoying Keil problem that the overlay map does not present data in perfect columns required for reading into Excel. Truncated function names are the source of the problem and required many repeated had edits as I revised and rebuilt my source.

    The effort is well worthwhile, I produced graphs with bars covering the range of memory used by each function. Good and poor overlaying was immediately obvious.

    Keil: can the overlay map be corrected to keep the columns straight? Even better, how about a CSV file for direct import into Excel?

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  • Exporting the overlay map to Excel is an excellent way of presenting the overlay data in an intuitive format that can allow the programmer to fine hone the source code.

    It is an annoying Keil problem that the overlay map does not present data in perfect columns required for reading into Excel. Truncated function names are the source of the problem and required many repeated had edits as I revised and rebuilt my source.

    The effort is well worthwhile, I produced graphs with bars covering the range of memory used by each function. Good and poor overlaying was immediately obvious.

    Keil: can the overlay map be corrected to keep the columns straight? Even better, how about a CSV file for direct import into Excel?

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