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Writing a Text to a Specific Memory Adresss

markus Lai

Hello,

I want to write a text e.g. the Version Number to a Specific memory Location in the Code area.

EG the _at_ command by variables.

The text should be seen in the hex file in ascii format (for version control).

is this possible ??.

Greetings
Markus

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    You can use the #pragma USERCLASS to put an initialized string at a specific address:

    #pragma USERCLASS (CONST=VERSION)

code const char* gVersion="#ver 00#";

    You need to put the variable in a separate source file and add the user class to the linker section:

    CONST (C:0x0000-C:0x00FF, C:0x0200-C:0xFF7F),
CONST_VERSION (C:0x0100-C:0x01FF),

    Gert

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    You can use the #pragma USERCLASS to put an initialized string at a specific address:

    #pragma USERCLASS (CONST=VERSION)

code const char* gVersion="#ver 00#";

    You need to put the variable in a separate source file and add the user class to the linker section:

    CONST (C:0x0000-C:0x00FF, C:0x0200-C:0xFF7F),
CONST_VERSION (C:0x0100-C:0x01FF),

    Gert

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