We actually make special development systems with SRAM on them so that we
can do dynamic code simulation in the SRAM as its too painful to make your
changes and then have to do the flash download to see if things are going to
work or not. Plus you're then limited to the 2 or whatever number of break
points you have hardware support for in that micro.
That download time gets annoying about the 100th time! :)
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Updates
Laughing out loud, rolling on the floor, funny!
Can you tell I code for a living? If it took as long
to load as it does to code and test - ack - ha!
load line...
load line...
syntax error
recode
load line...
coffee break
load line... load line... load line...
what's on MSN?
New Ipod, huh...
load line...
;-)
> Did my first update to the K3 firmware last night.
I was surprised how long it took. About a minute for
the Rig and about 4 minutes for the DSP unit.
When you compare to how long it took to write the
code, the load time is instantaneous!
73,
Lyle KK7P
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