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    C28xx: Trouble Setting Breakpoint with the Action "Finish Auto Run"

    • Adjeiinfo
      Posted by Adjeiinfo
      on Mar 27 2012 00:20 AM
      Prodigy200 points

      Hi, 

      I migrated my project from ccs3.3 to ccs5.1. After building I tried to load into the ram of my dsp but got the following arror: 

      C28xx: Trouble Setting Breakpoint with the Action "Finish Auto Run" at 0x20c223: Error 0x00000008/-1066 Error during: Break Point, Cannot set/verify breakpoint at 0x0020C223  

      
      
      In our project we use a customized command file. Please if you have some hints to solve this issue, you are welcome. 
      My DSP is F28335 and I use the disgital spectrum xds510 usb emulator
      
      
      Keli
      ccsv5.1 code composer
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    • Ki-Soo Lee
      Posted by Ki-Soo Lee
      on Mar 27 2012 09:42 AM
      Guru116865 points

      Hello Keli,

      CCSv5 will try to auto-run to main on program load. It will try to set a breakpoint at main and then run to it. The error above looks like it failed to set this breakpoint. Do you have a 'main' in your application? If you do, can you manually set a breakpoint there?

      Thanks

      ki

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    • Adjeiinfo
      Posted by Adjeiinfo
      on Mar 28 2012 03:36 AM
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      Thank you for your answer. Yes there is a main and the address given is the entry point of the program. 
      The  break point set manually does not work. 
      Today when I tried to load I got the following error
      "C28xx: Trouble Setting Breakpoint with the Action "Finish Auto Run" at 0x20e2c5: Error 0x00000008/-1066 Error during: Break Point,  
      Cannot set/verify breakpoint at 0x0020E2C5 "
      The desassembly code gives something as following 
              main:
      20e2c5: 0000 ITRAP0
      20e2c6: 0000 ITRAP0
      20e2c7: 0000 ITRAP0
      41 asm(" ESTOP1");
      20e2c8: 0000 ITRAP0
      44 InitSysCtrl(); //c.f. DSP2833x_SysCtrl.c
      20e2c9: 0000 ITRAP0
      20e2ca: 0000 ITRAP0
      20e2cb: 0000 ITRAP0
      47 InitXintf();
      20e2cc: 0000 ITRAP0
      20e2cd: 0000 ITRAP0
      51 EALLOW;
      20e2ce: 0000 ITRAP0
      I dont know if there is something wrong. 
      I will really appreciate your help. 
      
      
      Keli
           
      ccsv5.1
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    • N Luna
      Posted by N Luna
      on Aug 03 2012 10:30 AM
      Intellectual575 points

      Hello Keli,

      Did you solve your problem ?

      I got the same problem and I would like to know if you have any solution for this issue.

      Regards,

      Nicolas

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    • Adjeiinfo
      Posted by Adjeiinfo
      on Aug 05 2012 19:22 PM
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      Luna, 

      Finally I could sove my problem. 

      The gel file coming with the CCS5 for my DSP generation (F28335) disables by default the XINTF. Mine is locate in

      ccs5_2\ccsv5\ccs_base\emulation\gel

      You can edit and uncomment the following line

      OnReset(int nErrorCode)
      {
       ..

      XINTF_Enable(); /* Uncomment to enable XINTF on Reset */
      }

      Hope it will work with you too

      CCS5
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    • N Luna
      Posted by N Luna
      on Aug 06 2012 08:02 AM
      Intellectual575 points

      Thanks Adjeiinfo !

      Regards,

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