User`s guide

address
Examples After you load a program to your processor, address lets you read
and write to specific entries in the symbol table for the program. For
example, the following function reads the value of symbol ’
ddat’from
the symbol table in CCS IDE.
ddatv = read(cc,address(cc,'ddat'),'double',4)
ddat
is an entry in the current symbol table. address searches for the
string
ddat and returns a value when it finds a match. read returns
ddat to MATLAB software as a double-precision value as specified by
the string ’
double’.
To change values in the s ymbol table, use
address with write:
write(cc,adddress(cc,'ddat'),double([pi 12.3 exp(-1)...
sin(pi/4)]))
After executing this write operation, ddat contains double-precision
values for π, 12.3, e
-1
, and sin(π/4). Use read to verify the contents
of
ddat:
ddatv = read(cc,address(cc,'ddat'),'double',4)
MATLAB software returns
ddatv =
3.1416 12.3 0.3679 0.7071
See Also load, read, symbol, write
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