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Cde.1
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March 12, 2020
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Data plot of MCU Memory

  • March 12, 2020
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Hi Everyone!

I just started my first STM32F4 project and I was wondering if there is an IDE that can show the content of a range of memory in form of a data plot.

I ​tried to find someting on the web but had no luck so far.

This means for debug I am currently sending data in 8bit blocks via the serial port to the PC. Stitch it back together and plot it in Octave/Matlab.

Is there an easier way, ideally in the IDE? I am using AC6 at the moment.

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Best answer by Cde.1

Thanks for pointing it out. I saw that since there is a sub for it on this forum. When searching for it I was referred to the STM32CubeMonitor-Pwr and discarded it.

Will give it a try, might be exactly what I was looking for.​

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waclawek.jan
Super User
March 12, 2020

STM32CubeMonitor?

JW

Cde.1
Cde.1AuthorBest answer
Associate
March 12, 2020

Thanks for pointing it out. I saw that since there is a sub for it on this forum. When searching for it I was referred to the STM32CubeMonitor-Pwr and discarded it.

Will give it a try, might be exactly what I was looking for.​

Piranha
Principal III
March 12, 2020

I still haven't tried these myself, but take a look at Segger RTT, RTT Viewer and J-Scope. As for debugger probes, ST-LINK on-board can be converted to (and back from) J-Link OB or probably one can buy J-Link EDU Mini.

Richard.Chvr
Technical Moderator
September 27, 2023

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