Setting Processor Internal Memory Size to any Value

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Altium Designer allows you to set the size of internal memory for a supported 32-bit processor to any value. Rather than selecting from a predefined list of memory sizes, as was the case in the Summer 09 release, you are now able to enter the size you require in bytes – giving you the finest control possible over the size of memory used, and in accordance with design requirements.

When configuring a processor, simply enter the value required in the Internal Processor Memory field. A value can be entered in the following formats:

  • Integer value for the number of bytes (e.g. 4096 for 4KB)
  • Use of a multiplier suffix (e.g. 4K for 4KB)
  • Hexadecimal value for the number of bytes (e.g. 0x1000 for 4KB)

The value specified will be reflected on the symbol for the processor (when placed on a schematic sheet) in hexadecimal format.

If you enter a value that is greater than the actual maximum size of the internal memory supported by the processor, the maximum value will be used.

You have full control over the size of the internal memory for a supported 32-bit processor, with the ability to enter any value at byte-level resolution.

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