【Feedback】Reading and Writing FLASH

[scargill]

In the SDK there are routines to ERASE a sector - but then to read and write absolute addresses.

So my questions are - given that in an OTA situation, an array in normal memory may be in one or two places..

So you ERASE a sector and start writing to it - that's easy enough.

When you write - the destination address is clearly an absolute address with in the (say) 4MBYTES space).

The destination address is clearly an absolute address which I understand has to be on 4 byte boundaries...

But the RAM source address of say, my array of characters - does THAT have to be on a 4-byte boundary ? How would I know?

And when I write - what is the smallest number of bytes I can actually write?

Or am I better off just working in a 4096 RAM buffer and just writing the entire block?

Pete.

[ESP_Rubin]

Hi，
SRAM read/write doesn't need on a 4-byte boundary