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DebuggerThe Memory pane displays the contents of an area of memory from a specified start address. If you select the Automatic Update option, the display is refreshed automatically as execution progresses.
You can view more than one area of memory
at a time. Use the Memory option from the
Code window View
menu to open panes.
Addresses are displayed in the left column, and the values stored there are displayed to the right of the addresses.
The start address of the area of memory displayed is the top left cell displayed in the Memory pane.
The start address expression is the current expression string entered from the Pane menu of the Memory pane to set the start address of the memory to be displayed.
Cell values are displayed using colors to differentiate the type of memory, or its current state. See Memory Cell Colors.
You can change the values in individual cells using in-place editing, or you can use the context menu options described below.
If you want to change the memory access
size from the processor default, see How do
I set memory access size?
Click 
in the control bar to display the Pane Control menu.
Click 
in the control bar to display a menu
of options for the Memory
pane. The options on this menu act on the whole memory display. If you
want to change individual cells, you must use the context menus.
There are a number of context menus associated with the Memory pane. Right-click on various cells in the Memory pane to display context menus.
If you right-click
on a memory cell to access a context menu, any changes you make are made
to the cell under the cursor. This is independent of any highlighted cells
in the view.
Right-click on an Address
Click the following links to see pop-up descriptions of the options:
Right-click on a memory cell that is black, or green (RAM, Flash, or modifiable)
Click the following links to see pop-up descriptions of the options:
Set Start Address from Content
Right-click on a memory cell that is yellow (ROM)
Click the following links to see pop-up descriptions of the options:
Set Start Address from Content
Right-click on a memory cell that is a red “!!!”
!!! indicates that an error has occurred when attempting to read memory. Select Show Error Code to display the error code returned from the target system when reading memory failed.