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_memcpy_p2d24(void *dest, _prog_addressT src, unsigned int len) LEN ?

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_memcpy_p2d24(void *dest, _prog_addressT src, unsigned int len) LEN ?

Hello,
 
Any one any idea what the _memcpy_p2d24 function len unit is?
is len in bytes or words16, words24 , instruction?
 
Thanks IMK
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    MikeWazowski
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    Re:_memcpy_p2d24(void *dest, _prog_addressT src, unsigned int len) LEN ? 2010/11/04 10:46:20 (permalink)
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    From my understanding, this is how it works

    for _memcpy_p2d24, len is in reference to 24 bits 
    and  for _memcpy_p2d16 len is in reference to 16 bits
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    Re:_memcpy_p2d24(void *dest, _prog_addressT src, unsigned int len) LEN ? 2010/11/04 11:07:02 (permalink)
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    imk

    Hello,
     
    Any one any idea what the _memcpy_p2d24 function len unit is?
    is len in bytes or words16, words24 , instruction?
     
     
    The 'len' is in bytes. The object that _memcpy_p2d24 reads would have to be defined in assembly in order to use the upper byte. Here is an example.


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    Re:_memcpy_p2d24(void *dest, _prog_addressT src, unsigned int len) LEN ? 2010/11/04 15:51:43 (permalink)
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    aschen0866

    imk

    Hello,

    Any one any idea what the _memcpy_p2d24 function len unit is?
    is len in bytes or words16, words24 , instruction?

     
    The 'len' is in bytes. The object that _memcpy_p2d24 reads would have to be defined in assembly in order to use the upper byte. Here is an example.

     
    aschen0866 many thanks for the reply.
    I had to pop out for a few hours and had time to test it as bytes and it seem to be correct..
    So many thanks for the input IMK

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