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Are there somebody using AGSI DLL?

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Who can tell me how to watch on the access to code memory?

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    It seems to use AgsiSetWatchOnMemory function with AGSIADDR set to code memory range of uVision.

    I have tried to implement simulation of my hardware built arround dallas530. It's a nvram controller+512KB sram used as banked xdata ram. The sPeriDLL example works, but more examples will be helpful for me.

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    It seems to use AgsiSetWatchOnMemory function with AGSIADDR set to code memory range of uVision.

    I have tried to implement simulation of my hardware built arround dallas530. It's a nvram controller+512KB sram used as banked xdata ram. The sPeriDLL example works, but more examples will be helpful for me.

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  • 0 in reply to Roman Horvath

    I think you are right,but I know that rwatch() can do this,although it only apply to one address.
    I have found another way -- set a breakpoint using "_RBYTE($)==0x93".It slows down the UV2, but it works well.
    I have build a vitual LCD.I think I can share my experience with you.