Rob Hamerling wrote:
> Wisp628 verifies only the (non blank) locations of the hex file.
> The compare is done by the PC program (XWisp or XWisp2): it reads back
> from the target only the non blank parts of the hex file.

Does it do this word by word, or if blocks of 2**N words are blank, or
starting from the last non-blank word to the end, or something else?

I can kindof see the point of not checking from the last non-blank word to
the end, but otherwise this seems dangerous to me since 3FFF could be valid
and important data.  Verification is just as much making sure bits are 1 as
0.


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