Hi all,

I'm new to the AVR controllers and the AVR Studio (4.13 build 528) and I dispair of the 'watch view' during simulation.

I defined an array of bytes (for ATmega8):

and wanted to watch its content in the watch view, but I just managed to view the first byte.

I found several examples were GCC variables were watched and had a '+' before the name to explore the whole array.

I also tried data_buffer[1] and a lot more to see the rest, but it allways said 'Not in scope '.

I think when it is possible to watch C-arrays and even structs, it must also be possible to watch assembler arrays.

Here are my questions, and they all concern assembly language and not C
1. How can I see the rest of the array?
Has it to be defined in a different way?
(I know about the Memory-View, but it is not very comfortable, as you don't see the symbolic names)
2. Is it possible to watch expressions like data_buffer[index] or data_buffer+index or whatever the correct syntax is?
3. Is there a possibility to tell the Studio that

should be displayed as an 16 Bit value?

4. Although it would be too much to expect, is it even possible to define some kind of struct, to have a structured view of my data?

I urgently need a solution for question 1, the rest is just nice to have!

I searched the web, help files and app notes, but all I found, dealt with some kind of C-compiler.

Thanks for any help,
Chris