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Hello,
Once your hex file is generated in Nios II eclipse, you can use it as initialization file for the on-chip memory. This option is available inside Platform Designer, On chip memory parameters
By enabling "Enable non-default initialization file" you can select your hex as initialization file for this memory.
Thanks
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hi FJumaah,
that 's what I have done, but the problem is that the data I am reading are different from the data of the hex file
in nios2 I am declaring memory as:
#define mem (unsigned char*) ONCHIP_MEMORY_0_BASE, then
I am reading: printf("%d, %d, %d\n\r",*mem,*(mem+1), *(mem+2) );
but the data printed on the console are different if you compare them with the first 3 data of the hex file and I get different data when I power on again the board, really strange!!!
would you have any clue about it
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Hello,
is the data completely different?
I suspect this might be due to Endian issue (Big or little).
thanks

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