ARRAY With PTR using User Memory

[DT-Europe]

We try to do Array with PTR format pointing to User memory. So, we do: PTR Myvar(16)->u.user.$1000 After download, we see that Myvar is M8192 on our mapping and of course, next 15 M_variables are reserved, which is OK. We check then the pointing of M8192 to M8208 and they are all pointing to the same location, address $1000 We see: M8192->u.user:$1000 M8193->u.user:$1000 M8194->u.user:$1000 and so on. We should have an index of 4 (because of the u format): M8192->u.user:$1000 M8193->u.user:$1004 M8194->u.user:$1008 and so on. We did the same test with d format instead of u format and we have same problem. We see: M8192->d.user:$1000 M8193->d.user:$1000 M8194->d.user:$1000 We should have an index of 8 (because of the d format): M8192->d.user:$1000 M8193->d.user:$1008 M8194->d.user:$1016 and so on. So, we think that this is a bug to fix. We are using Firmware 0.9 of NOV 20 2008

[bradp]

The Ptr arrays are now working in the 460 PPmac. In the IDE the syntax is: ptr test1(16)->u.io:$a00000.8.8+ The "+" after the definition will increment the address by 4. The raw PPMAC command is: m100,16->u.io:$a00000.8.8 The results of this command are like the following. M100->u.io:$a00000.8.8 M101->u.io:$a00004.8.8 M102->u.io:$a00008.8.8 M103->u.io:$a0000c.8.8 M104->u.io:$a00010.8.8 M105->u.io:$a00014.8.8 M106->u.io:$a00018.8.8 M107->u.io:$a0001c.8.8 M108->u.io:$a00020.8.8 M109->u.io:$a00024.8.8 M110->u.io:$a00028.8.8 M111->u.io:$a0002c.8.8 M112->u.io:$a00030.8.8 M113->u.io:$a00034.8.8 M114->u.io:$a00038.8.8 M115->u.io:$a0003c.8.8