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Hi All, I am new to the µVision2 environment, so I don't know all the ropes yet. My question is this: I have a long text file which represents a data stream. Can I somehow feed this file to a program being debugged in the IDE and save its output? I cannot debug the program on the actual device because it doesn't exist yet. Thank you
Use one of the user memory types (S: T: U: V:). See http://www.keil.com/support/docs/2397.htm You can read/write the CAN messages with signal functions. This space can be loaded/saved with the LOAD/SAVE command of the debugger.
On some devices like the Atmel 89C51RD2 and Analog Devices ADuC812, the user-defined memory space V: simulates the on-chip EEPROM memory. In my knowledge, 89C51CC01 belong to 89C51RD2 family. So we can simulate EEPROM memory on this chip using V: memory space. Is this afirmation corect?!!