Custom memory tab

nRF Connect for VS Code

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We added a new feature to the nRF Debug Memory Viewer that allows you to add a custom-defined memory tab.

This requires adding a configuration into your launch.json file, where you set the starting memory address that you want to be displayed. The custom tab is then displayed during debugging as the third tab to the right of flash and ram, titled with the name you have assigned.

This feature provides you a focused view of a specific memory address on your device, instead of having to scroll through all memory addresses within the flash and RAM of the device. Read the Memory Explorer guide page for more details and instructions on how to use this addition.

Custom section in Memory Viewer