Downloading code from spark core

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Thank you @Dave @kennethlimcp for the link - Spark-CLI
I should also thank @seulater https://community.spark.io/t/how-to-video-for-compiling-locally-in-windows/2457
for the tutorial to develop apps using Net beans !

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Hi @Dave do you still provide access to deleted/destroyed code through your database backup? Iā€™ve lost my work as well and currently seeing if restoring it from your end will be a lot quicker than a rewrite.

Cheers!

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Hi @MarkyD,

Sorry about the slow reply, been very busy working on the Electron! :slight_smile: We do keep regular database backups, but itā€™s typically requires quite a bit of work to pull something from an old backup. Iā€™m sorry you accidentally deleted your project, how much work would it be to rewrite? Iā€™m guessing itā€™d take me a few hours to pull your application from an old backup, and thereā€™s no guarantee itā€™d be the version you wanted I think.

Thanks!
David

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Thanks @Dave, youā€™re right so Iā€™ve re-written the code and in the process made it a bit cleaner to run :smile:

Thanks for getting back to me. Lesson learnt and will backup, backup, backup.

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Hi @MarkyD,

My goal is to prevent this sort of thing as well, Iā€™ll bring this up again with the IDE / Dev team and maybe we can provide some means to recover from this more easily.

Thanks,
David

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Anyone could explain how the 0x08005000 relates to the STM32 Flash address space? Thanks!

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The memory map for the (older) Particle Core is here:

https://docs.particle.io/datasheets/core-datasheet/#memory-mapping

For the newer Photon things are slightly different and not in the doc yet. The command shown above is for a Core.

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