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Microcontroller Programming » recalling program from microcontroller
February 01, 2011 by mrkvickasteve |
my guess is no, but lets say you working on a program that you just installed in to the microcontroller and you lose the .c file from your computer. Is there a way you can recall it back to hex or more specifically .c language?
anyone ever thought of this or have any ideas on it? |
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February 01, 2011 by Rick_S |
You can read it off as a hex. If you had a disassembler, you could convert it to assembly.... Not to sure of C though. As to protection, a common way to protect your code from copying would be to set the protection fuse that prevents reading the chip or writing new code to it without a chip erase first. Rick |
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