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Neon22 / micropython-examine-mem-maps

The compile process generates a map fiole which explains how memeory is mapped to regions and symbols. Use D3 to visualise this information. Show useful aspects of the data to see where memory is allocated and how much is used.
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reference images #1 #3

Open jo-pol opened 8 years ago

jo-pol commented 8 years ago

Within the proposed image reference you'll see /master/, this part should be a branch name or the SHA of a commit. SHA's won't cause broken links when you (re)move an image you forgot you linked somewhere, a branch name doesn't require to change the reference when you change the image.

Using github pages requires only to rename your master branch into gh-pages and make it the default branch on the settings page of your project.

jo-pol commented 8 years ago

Once you created and pushed the gh-pages branch you can examine the result at https://neon22.github.io/micropython-examine-mem-maps/D3-memmaps-v1.html

Link to these pages from your readme and you are done.