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void | infomem_read (void *buffer, unsigned int offset, unsigned char size) |
| Read bytes from infomemory. More...
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bool | infomem_write (unsigned int offset, unsigned char count,...) |
| Write bytes to infomemory. More...
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void infomem_read |
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Read bytes from infomemory.
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[out] | buffer | Pointer to buffer for read data |
[in] | offset | Offset in infomemory (0-254) |
[in] | size | Number of bytes to read |
Definition at line 61 of file infomem.c.
bool infomem_write |
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Write bytes to infomemory.
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[in] | offset | Offset in infomemory (0-254) |
[in] | count | Number of items following each item is a pair pointer, length |
Example: Infomem_write( 0, 2, &a,3, &b,1 );
- Note
- : The MSP430 has two consecutive blocks of infomemory. Each is 128 bytes large. The offset is the relative address starting at the beginning of the first block. You can write an arbitrary number of bytes at any offset, but this function cannot write across the two blocks of infomemory.
Definition at line 68 of file infomem.c.
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