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I've been using some throwaway Golang code to render an image of the program memory from a UV-erasable PIC16 as an image, then stitching those together to make a GIF of the erasure sequence. It kinda works to see patterns, but it bugs me that the physical relationship between bits isn't accurate.
Close this issue when we GatoROM can generate a bitstream photograph for output. #89 will also be needed to confirm memory dumps from chips.
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I've been using some throwaway Golang code to render an image of the program memory from a UV-erasable PIC16 as an image, then stitching those together to make a GIF of the erasure sequence. It kinda works to see patterns, but it bugs me that the physical relationship between bits isn't accurate.
Close this issue when we GatoROM can generate a bitstream photograph for output. #89 will also be needed to confirm memory dumps from chips.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: