[ABANDONED] How to dump float/int values from the memory?

Hi, I'm Matthew. I tried to search this memory dumping feature on the web, but I couldn't find it.

I use 64-bit SES 3.30 on a 64-bit Windows 10 machine.

#define NUMBER_OF_SAMPLES	1024


typedef struct my_struct
{
    float roll;
    float pitch;
    float yaw;


    float ax;
    float ay;
    float az;


}my_struct_t;


typedef union my_union
{
	float raw_buffer[NUMBER_OF_SAMPLES][6];


	my_struct_t samples[NUMBER_OF_SAMPLES];


}my_union_t;


my_union_t m_buffer; // global variable

I have a big array. I tried to drag all the HEX values from the memory view. However, calculating these back to 32-bit float values was quite a pain.

Is there a convenient feature from SES that can dump the memory (from address to end address) as a specific data type (float, double, int, etc)?

-Regards, Matthew

Quote from SEGGER - Johannes

The memory content can only be exported as text or binary data.

Thanks, Johannes. Can you help me with the text exporting feature, please? I cannot find that from the manual. How can I export memory contents as text with ES?

In the meantime, I will try the Watch-clipboard feature.

-Warm Regards, Matthew

Oh, I see what you mean. Is it possible to set a memory range to copy the memory area?

Since I have a big array (32-bit float x 1024), selecting that region with a mouse is quite painful.

I was hoping something similar to Keil's Save command (save filename address1 address2).

This similar feature is not currently supported in ES, isn't it? Hope a similar feature to be added someday.

Or should I use other tools like J-Mem or Ozone?

-Regards, Matthew