Colin,
I have some questions so please try to explain your wishes a little deeper.
Colin Coombs wrote:
> (1) every event from the simulator process to the ui process must be
> accompanied by the current (simulated) timestamp
simulavrxx can simulate different CPUs in a single program. What timestam
Sorry for my late reply, but the day has only 24hours...
Joel Sherrill wrote:
> As I have been working on getting a feedback
> and testing framework built for a real application,
> I have come across a few things I think would
> be useful. I would like to bounce them all off
> of you.
While your b
On Wed Apr 22 17:38 , 'Michael N. Moran' sent:
>henne...@cableone.net wrote:
>> On Wed Apr 22 16:57 , "Michael N. Moran" sent:
>>
>>> Joel Sherrill wrote:
>>
+ A mechanism to load the contents of the eeprom
to a file and subsequently save it to that file.
>>> That sounds useful. I guess
Hi Joel,
your ideas are bordering on an area I am *very* interested in, so I
would like to outline a few ideas of my own, and bounce them off you in
return.
Disclaimer: I will not be able to begin detailed design of my proposals
for a few weeks yet, so some of these ideas may turn out to be a bi
Michael N. Moran wrote:
Joel Sherrill wrote:
As I have been working on getting a feedback
and testing framework built for a real application,
I have come across a few things I think would
be useful. I would like to bounce them all off
of you.
Is that going to hurt? ;)
:)
+ A mec
Michael N. Moran wrote:
ASCII might make the files easier to edit by hand
if required but, of course, that would "complicate"
the load/save procedures.
I have code from RTEMS that reads/writes the
binary coverage maps written by simulators.
So it would not be any special effort to write
it
henne...@cableone.net wrote:
On Wed Apr 22 16:57 , "Michael N. Moran" sent:
Joel Sherrill wrote:
+ A mechanism to load the contents of the eeprom
to a file and subsequently save it to that file.
That sounds useful. I guess there may be cross
platform issues with file I/O, but ... other tha
On Wed Apr 22 16:57 , "Michael N. Moran" sent:
>Joel Sherrill wrote:
>> + A mechanism to load the contents of the eeprom
>> to a file and subsequently save it to that file.
>
>That sounds useful. I guess there may be cross
>platform issues with file I/O, but ... other than
>that :)
There really
Joel Sherrill wrote:
As I have been working on getting a feedback
and testing framework built for a real application,
I have come across a few things I think would
be useful. I would like to bounce them all off
of you.
Is that going to hurt? ;)
+ A mechanism to load the contents of the eepro
Hi,
As I have been working on getting a feedback
and testing framework built for a real application,
I have come across a few things I think would
be useful. I would like to bounce them all off
of you.
+ A mechanism to load the contents of the eeprom
to a file and subsequently save it to that f
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