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  • Unable to watch static class members in CCS5.1 debug session

    Unable to watch static class members in CCS5.1 debug session

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    Konrad Gdowski
    Posted by Konrad Gdowski
    on Mar 27 2012 15:49 PM
    Prodigy230 points

    Hi

    I use XDS560 PCI to debug DSP side of DSPLink application on DaVinci processor (DM3730) and CCS5.1 for Windows. When I start debug session I can watch local variables and see all the class members, but only local variables are with known type and value. Static members initialized outside the class are with unknown type and value is "Error: location is not readable"

    What should I do to track/watch these static members?

    Thank you

    Konrad

    ccs debug static members unknown omap
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    • Ki-Soo Lee
      Posted by Ki-Soo Lee
      on Apr 30 2012 13:06 PM
      Guru116815 points

      Hi Konrad,

      My apologies for the late reply. If this is still an issue, could you let me know which version of the C6000 compiler you are using (I am assuming you are using the TI compiler) and your full build options. This will help us try to reproduce the issue.

      Thanks

      ki

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    • Matti Rintamaki
      Posted by Matti Rintamaki
      on Jul 03 2012 07:18 AM
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      StaticClassTest.zip

      Hi Ki-Soo,

      Please find attached a testcase to reproduce this issue (seems to be an issue with CCSv5.2.0.00069 as well).

      Build the Debug configuration, load the .out file and observe the following in the expressions view:

      So viewing the class variables via a class pointer fails, but viewing them directly works fine.

      -Matti

      Regards, Matti Rintamaki, D.Sc. (Tech.), Senior Field Application Engineer, Embedded Processing, Texas Instruments, Espoo, Finland

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