[dsdp-dd-dev] Traditional Memory Rendering: Edit Cells behavior

["Lee, Alain" <a-lee@xxxxxx>]

Ted,

 

I downloaded the latest Traditional Memory Rendering but found that it behaved strangely when I was editing the cells. Can you confirm if this is a normal behavior?

 

I have a 16-bit Little Endian target connected. Traditional Memory Rendering shows “00000000” in the cell. I put the cursor in front of the first character in the cell and typed “1234”. I expected that “12340000” would be displayed in the cell. Instead, the cell was displaying “10300402”. Back in last October, it was working as I expected. I believe the change of the behavior was caused by the Big Endian/Littie Endian fixes. Is this a bug?

 

 

Best regards,
Alain Lee
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