Hi people, I have an interesting problem here. I need to generate a number (a 4-digit Integer) and give it as a command line argument to my exe file generated by the cross compiler. The problem is, EXE file would be executed by the chip & not by the PC, hence giving any command line argument would need a connection between the chip & one of the ports on the PC. Is there a way/mechanism by which I can give a command line argument during compile-time and not during the run-time? Is there any functionality provided by the tool on these lines? Regards, Jinen.
"Again is it possible to program a particular address without affecting rest of the code? Again, what do you mean by that? " Let me reframe my question. I have a particular code burnt into a chip. Now, without performing a complete erase of the chip, is it possible to program only a few addresses (maybe burning some data or altogether a new code, without affecting the current code)? I think, Dan has to say YES (provided DAN got it correctly in the 1st instance). If you have a different opinion or answer, then please reply for the same
"Now, without performing a complete erase of the chip, is it possible to program only a few addresses ..." Yes, as long as those "few addresses" are in an erased state, they can be programmed separately from the existing code.