06-18-2017, 08:44 PM
Hi! Long time user, intermittent collector, intermittent visitor to the forums over the years. Couldn't resist getting a Swiss Micros DM41L recently (very happy!). Thanks to all for participating in the other DM41 discussions; it both helped me confirm my decision to purchase and get the serial communications working quickly.
Was wondering if anyone knew a few things about the RAM dump format off of the serial port. It's obvious that the first block are the memory contents as registers, each separated by spaces --- but why start at location 0x8? And why are some, but not all, processor registers dumped? (I don't see D, E, and F, for example).
Just curious.
Was wondering if anyone knew a few things about the RAM dump format off of the serial port. It's obvious that the first block are the memory contents as registers, each separated by spaces --- but why start at location 0x8? And why are some, but not all, processor registers dumped? (I don't see D, E, and F, for example).
Just curious.