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Hi Everyone, I have problem with the "view memory" window - I get the bytes swapped. Let me explain: I was using my old computer with SDK2.5 and CodeWarrier5.0 under WinNT and it work good, now I have a new computer which can't work with WinNT so I installed Win98 and use the same software. Since I'm using my new computer, when I use the "view memory" window, I see the bytes swapped, that's means if I write to the memory location data of 0x1234, I see in the "view memory" window the data in that location as 0x3412. Can anyone help me with that or is it a "Force Major" ? Thanks Gal Lior Electronics Engineer <mailto:> phone - 972-3-9273819

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Download a patch for CW5.0 (current version is 5.02) from Metrowerks web. CW 5.0 used little endian format in its new memory view. CW 5.01 and higher using the big endian format. Richard Kis SAE - Automation, s.r.o. <mailto: -----Original Message----- From: Lior, Gal [mailto:] Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 12:09 PM To: ' Subject: [motoroladsp] Problem with view memory - swapped bytes Hi Everyone, I have problem with the "view memory" window - I get the bytes swapped. Let me explain: I was using my old computer with SDK2.5 and CodeWarrier5.0 under WinNT and it work good, now I have a new computer which can't work with WinNT so I installed Win98 and use the same software. Since I'm using my new computer, when I use the "view memory" window, I see the bytes swapped, that's means if I write to the memory location data of 0x1234, I see in the "view memory" window the data in that location as 0x3412. Can anyone help me with that or is it a "Force Major" ? Thanks Gal Lior Electronics Engineer <mailto:> phone - 972-3-9273819 _____________________________________ /groups.php3 <http://www.dsprelated.com/groups.php3 > .

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