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    Real-time monitor

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    Peter Balazovic
    Posted by Peter Balazovic
    on Dec 14 2011 09:29 AM
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    Hello all,

     

    does CCS (C2000/Stellaris) provide any capability to monitor in real-time and display acquired data?

     

    Thank you! 

    Peter

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    • JohnS
      Posted by JohnS
      on Dec 14 2011 09:52 AM
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      Peter,

      Real-time mode is available on C2000.   http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Real-Time_Mode_Debug_with_CCStudio

      The real-time read feature also available for Stellaris but only when using the on-board Stellaris ICDI emulator and not an XDS emulator.

      Regards,

      John

       


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    • Peter Balazovic
      Posted by Peter Balazovic
      on Dec 14 2011 10:04 AM
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      Does it work with Eclipse-based CodeComposer studio as well?

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    • JohnS
      Posted by JohnS
      on Dec 14 2011 10:07 AM
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      Yes.

      That link I sent shows a demo using CCSv4 which is Eclipse based.

       

      John

       


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    • Peter Balazovic
      Posted by Peter Balazovic
      on Dec 14 2011 10:10 AM
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      I watched the movie and it shows old CCS.

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    • JohnS
      Posted by JohnS
      on Dec 14 2011 10:18 AM
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      I just clicked on it and it is showing CCSv4.  CCSv4 is not the latest (CCSv5.1 is) but it is Eclipse based and what is shown in the movie is the same in CCSv5.1.

       

      The link from the wiki goes to this: http://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_public_sw/sdo_ccstudio/CCSv4/Demos/rtmodewithccsv4.htm

       

       

      Regards,

      John

       


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    • Peter Balazovic
      Posted by Peter Balazovic
      on Dec 14 2011 11:01 AM
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      OK fine! Thanks a lot!

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    • Peter Balazovic
      Posted by Peter Balazovic
      on Dec 16 2011 04:25 AM
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      Is it possible to somehow modify ccsv5 or to add own feature to real-time monitor? Since it is Eclipse-based - is ti possible to add own plugin to enhance ccsv5 especially debuger/real-time monitor?

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      Posted by JohnS
      on Dec 16 2011 07:14 AM
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      Peter,

      Yes it is possible to create your own plug-ins for CCSv5.  You would need to either add the Java and plug-in development tools to your CCSv5 install or create a separate Eclipse install for developing plug-ins.  What sort of feature are you looking to add?

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      John

       


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