The theme for keil's developers.
I engaged in the implementation and optimization of DSP algorithms on microcontrollers. In the signal processing uses a large amount of controller memory that stores original data and result. When analyzing the correctness of the algorithm has to check the result of program execution. In the "Memory" is quite difficult to do. If there was the ability to copy data from it "memory" and paste them into any editor (e.g. Excel, where it is possible to build a chart from table data), then this would simplify the work.
Suggestion to developers: when the next update to make the ability to copy data from the "memory" in the form of a table, or make it possible to graphically display the values of the selected memory range.
It's very hard to implement graphical view. Should the data then be displayed as 8-bit or 16-bit or 24-bit or 32-bit? Signed or unsigned? Or maybe as 12.4-bit fixed point. Or 32-bit floating point. The number of possibilities are huge.
By the way - have you considered the save command? http://www.keil.com/support/docs/3262.htm
A somewhat more up-to-date link:
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv4/uv4_cm_save.htm
(not that it's changed much)
Or have your unit tests output the results in ASCII, with commas, via the serial port and import that into Excel?
Or a PC program that can post-process your data in memory. Transfer the memory with your own routines, or via SAVE command.