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Revision as of 16:10, 25 June 2019
Snapshots are a new feature of Ozone, introduced in version 2.63. Snapshots allow saving the entire system state. This includes:
- RAM
- Flash
- CPU registers
- Selected Peripherals.
- Time-line
One of the coolest features is that a snapshot can be reloaded in off line mode. A hardware is not even required, not even a J-Link or J-Trace to load a snapshot. Even memory window, register window, call stack and task window work after loading a snapshot, showing the same information they did or would have had they been visible at the time the snapshot has been created. This way, snapshots can also be stored and archieved, as well as send to another developer working off site.
