Hi, I'm Matthew. I use

- 64-bit SES 3.26 on 64-bit Windows 10

- J-Link Plus or onboard J-Link (Nordic's dev kits have a J-Link on the board itself)

- J-Link 6.16h

- Nordic's PCA10040 v1.1.1 board (this board uses nRF52832-QFAA MCU)

- STM32F4 Discovery board

- TI's TM4C123GXL board

I'm trying to migrate to SEGGER ES. I used IAR EWARM, Keil MDK, TI's CCS 7 in the past.

CCS provided a graph plotting feature (workshop book page 195) ;

-link, FPU workshop video

-link, graph video demo using MSP430

After selecting a memory region and choosing the data type (32-bit float, int, etc), CCS plots a graph.

1. I think this is a great feature, especially when checking ADC values using a graph.

Does SES 3 provide a similar feature like this?


2. If not, how can I dump a memory region in binary/float/int/etc type?

If this feature not available, I think an alternative way is to dump values and plot it using Matlab or something.

3. Lastly, is there an auto-completion feature in SES 3?

For instance, Keil MDK provides a Code Completion feature .

After typing 2 or more words, I hope SES to suggest a function name or struct/union member name.

Is this possible? Do I need a keyboard shortcut to do this?


-Best Regards

P.S.) If the graph features not available, I wish to suggest this feature, please! :D

Wow, thanks for your reply, Nino!

Can you answer the auto-completing feature, which was written in my original question?

-Best Regards

Hi, Nino. I see.

I wrote that question because the auto-completing tab didn't appear when I was typing #define MACROs in the SES editor or I waited quite awhile to let SES auto-complete it.

I will take an eye on that. Thanks for your reply. Case solved!

If I have trouble using the "data graph" feature from SEGGER's Ozone, I will post another question thread.

-Best Regards