Variable is shared deployed on target RT retains its value after restart?

Shared, deployed on a real-time target variables are stored in the nonvolatile memory or RAM? It will hold its value after reset or power/power on? I tested and it seems retains its value, but I have found no documentation on this subject of NEITHER.

Kind regards

Tom

Hello

There are several components involved in the way the variables are stored on a target, but a part of which is in a non-volatile memory. Shared variables local to the target RT will not retain their value. Any reading of the data of the target host will receive the last value of the target before restarting given that the host is not at the same time re-started. The reason why it is that there are 2 shared engine variables at work; one for the host and one for the target. Since only the target has been restarted, the variable engine shared on the host retains its last value while the engine on the target will be set to 0, false them or an empty string. Here is an example of a community that "Monitor" [s] to the State of emptiness in RT FIFO active shared Variable'.

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