Syntax
! hex-number hex-number2
Description
This command will write
hex-number2 into location hex-number in ARM memory. It is
useful for debugging direct control of the ARM peripherals.
Expression can only be a hex value without the leading $ or &H and no spaces between the !
and the hexvalue. The ARMmite does not list the address or
the ASCII values.
This
function will be added in version 7.47
for ARM7 and 8.07 for Cortex parts. And also requires BASICtools 5.9 or
later.
Example
The following example displays the area of ARM memory corresponding to
the PWM registers. Memory address on the left, followed by 4
words of memory displayed in hex and then displayed as printable ASCII
characters.
@e0014000
00000000 00000001 04BFE6BB 0000E663 E0014010:
0000A516 00000000 00000000 00000000
!e0014000 1234567
@e0014000
01234567 00000001 04BFE6BB
0000E663 E0014010: 0000A516 00000000 00000000 00000000
Differences from other BASICs
- non-existant function in Visual BASIC or PBASIC
See also
