> 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.

Olin Lathrop wrote:
> 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?

XWisp2 assumes that all words which are not addressed in the hex file 
are erased in the target. Verify of program memory is performed by 
Xwisp2 in blocks of 4 words from begin to end. Blocks with all words 
0x3FFF are not read back from the target, thus not really verified (even 
blocks which are explicitly set in the hex file to all 0x3FFF).

Regards, Rob,

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