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12 years agoThanks Pete for the input.
I believe there is another option to do this. I followed the instructions in the NIOS II software development handbook and used the NIOS shell in Eclipse to generate the memory initialization filemake mem_init_generate This command also generate a .qip file, which is used to point the quartus II to the mif. Before programming the device I modified some entries of the mif according to my test-data. How can I now debug/monitor the data in the on-chip memory? Using the NIOS debugger in Eclipse, there is a Memory monitor and memory browser functionality but I am not sure if these are the correct tools. Couldn't find my data so far. How can I prevent NIOS II from writing application code/ instruction data into memory I dedicated to be my custom data. In other words where can I determine which addresses of the on-chip memory are reserved for the NIOS II application? Would it be feasible to add a 2nd on-chip component in qsys which would be solely dedicated for the custom data? Thanks dom