public bool EraseMemory(uint address, uint length)
{
WireProtocol.Commands.Monitor_EraseMemory cmd = new WireProtocol.Commands.Monitor_EraseMemory();
cmd.m_address = address;
cmd.m_length = length;
WireProtocol.IncomingMessage reply = SyncMessage(WireProtocol.Commands.c_Monitor_EraseMemory, 0, cmd, 2, 10000);
return WireProtocol.IncomingMessage.IsPositiveAcknowledge(reply);
}
public bool EraseMemory( uint address, uint length )
{
DebuggerEventSource.Log.EngineEraseMemory( address, length );
var cmd = new Commands.Monitor_EraseMemory
{
m_address = address,
m_length = length
};
// Magic number multiplier here is somewhat arbitrary. Assuming a max 250ms per 1KB block erase time.
// (Given most chip erase times are measured in uSecs that's pretty generous 8^) )
// The idea is to extend the timeout based on the actual length of the area being erased
var timeout = ( int )( length / 1024 ) * 250;
IncomingMessage reply = SyncMessage( Commands.c_Monitor_EraseMemory, 0, cmd, 2, timeout );
return IncomingMessage.IsPositiveAcknowledge( reply );
}