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    Multicore Debugging at the same project

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    kenshow
    Posted by kenshow
    on Apr 25 2012 04:10 AM
    Prodigy195 points

    Hello,

    Can I change the color of the program counter mark each core using same C program at the multi core debugging? Or, let me know how to select one arrow mark of program counter for target core only.

     I am using CCS5.1 with C6678EVM. Two or more program counter marks display one of the C editor/debugging window with other cores debugging at the same C program. I am confused which core points it.

    Thanks,
    Kenshow

     

    CCS5 Multicore breakpoint
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    • desouza
      Posted by desouza
      on Apr 25 2012 17:42 PM
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      Kenshow,

      Sorry, unfortunately I couldn't find a way to individualize the Program Counter arrow for each core.  

      I will check a few other details and probably file an enhancement.

      Regards,

      Rafael


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    • desouza
      Posted by desouza
      on Apr 27 2012 11:17 AM
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      Kenshow,

      I filed an enhancement today under the number SDSCM00043913. Please check its status in the SDOWP link in my signature below.

      Regards,

      Rafael


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    • kenshow
      Posted by kenshow
      on May 01 2012 00:57 AM
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      Rafael,

      Thank you for your arrangement. I am looking forward the improvement.

      regards,

      Kenshow

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    • Ki-Soo Lee
      Posted by Ki-Soo Lee
      on May 01 2012 20:12 PM
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      Kenshow,

      Another option is see which PC arrow corresponds to which CPU by clicking on the CPU in the debug view and watching the line in the editor get highlighted in light blue.

      See slide 6 of the ppt in: software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_public_sw/sdo_ccstudio/ccs_training/modules/multi-core_debugging/CCSv5-Multi-core_Debugging-Materials.zip

      Thanks

      ki

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    • kenshow
      Posted by kenshow
      on May 06 2012 23:59 PM
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      Hi ki,

       I solved my question. Thanks for useful information. I haven't noticed because the highlighting and background of my CCS editor were similar color. I changed the color setting of “current line highlight” and ”Debug Current Instruction Pointer” as follows:

      Regards

      Kenshow

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