gnupic@linuxhacker.org

On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, you wrote:
>Scott Dattalo wrote:
>> 
>> I'll be adding the program memory flash read/write next.
>> 
>> Ralf - Are you up to writing a program memory object viewer? I was
>> thinking of something based on gtksheet again, just program memory would
>> be displayed instead of register memory.

<off topic>
I just got one of these 'ergonomic' keyboard, and I have BIG problems
finding the keys. :-) I'll have to relearn typing, but we'll see how
it goes.
</off topic>

>> Does anyone have any suggestions on how 1) to present the contents of
>> program memory 2) to convey changes in the program memory?
>> 
>
>Show adjusted program memory values in a new colour, and perhaps have an
>option available to auto-scroll the window to show the memory block
>containing the recently adjusted memory location. obivously you can't
>display all at once ,but can we select multiple and not neccessarily
>adjacent blocks of memory to display.. that would be useful, for
>instance, when picc locates some code around the reset vector and some
>near 7FFh and some more at the end of the memory bank (1FFFh for the
>16F877)....

How would you want to define memory areas to display?

My first thought was to select memory in the object browser and have
a menu item to add it?

 / Ralf