I understand how to use the 06/07 code type. However, what if I needed to write, for instance, 380 bytes of 00000000. Currently, I would need to actually type in 380 bytes worth of zeroes. Is there a way to just repeat the 00000000 as many times as needed?
00XXXXXX 017B0000
or
02XXXXXX 00BD0000
or
08XXXXXX 00000000
205E0004 00000000
I assumed the value 380 was in decimal
So, you don't use a 06/07 code type?
Also, if you could please provide explanation of the three options, I would greatly appreciate it.
8- and 16-bit writes (but not 32-bit writes) have an optional "fill" parameter.
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CST0: 8bits Write & Fill
00______ YYYY00XX : 8bits ram write and fill (ba) writes XX YYYY+1 times at ba+address
Quote from: dcx2 on June 10, 2010, 04:39:21 AM
8- and 16-bit writes (but not 32-bit writes) have an optional "fill" parameter.
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CST0: 8bits Write & Fill
00______ YYYY00XX : 8bits ram write and fill (ba) writes XX YYYY+1 times number of instances at and ahead of ba+address
more understandable wording
Perfect! Thank you both. Wiiztec it was great to see the three forms. Thanks!