Hello, from the Ozone user guide I could see that the CPU registers could be accessed via Target.GetReg(" ") from the console;
On similiar grounds, what is the command to access the peripheral regsiter's value from the Console?
Thank you.

Hi Alex,
thanks for your resplonse. Trying out your proposed soluation gave the idea to try out accessing the the peripheral reg like accessing a structure element.
Taget.GetReg("Peripherals.GPIO.GPIOA.ODR"); //this works

Attached you will find the console log.


There is another way to access it, via Target.ReadU32(<peripheral_reg_address>); This works as well.
Target.ReadU32(0x40020014);

Thanks again.
Kind regards

PS: Just a small thought. Not very important though.
For Target.GetReg() , the core has to be halted. Hence Debug.Halt(); would be needed beforehand.
Perhaps it might be a good idea to implement Halt and Continue functions internal to GetReg(). This shall make the GetReg function much faster when these commands need to be automated.
Thank you

Hi Alex,
unfortunately the proposed access via path didn't work. ("Peripherals/GPIO/GPIOA/ODR"). (pls see attachment)
Thats why I had to try out the previosly mentioned method. Jfyi.

Kind regards