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Honored ContributorHi everybody!
I would like to extend this question: Are there any simple and easy to use tools for windows xp to figure out how many bytes are used in NIOS2 memory? I got the number of used bytes by "nios2-elf-size" from nios2 command shell. But using this linux tools under windows xp really isn't nice. You always have to start the nios2 command shell first and then you have to enter the path to the elf-file in linux-style (no copy and paste of the windows-path is possible). All i want to have is quick and simple possiblity to get the number of used bytes in NIOS2 memory (one plain number, no adding of bytes by myself). A windows command-line tool would be nice. Does anything like this exist? I would even write my tool to parse the *.map file but i couldn't figure out what lines hold the memory information. Could anybody perhaps post a short example how to interpret the *.map file? FredFlintstone
