hi
I have put breakpoints on function names instead of any specific program location but the program is not breaking when that function is called.
It continues with it free run ignoring all breakpoints
Hello,
Check to see what addresses the breakpoints are being set on (setting on a function name should be setting the breakpoint at the entry point address of the function). When you look at your set breakpoints in the breakpoints view, you should be able to see what the addresses are in the properties.
ki
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naman jain1 I have put breakpoints on function names instead of any specific program location but the program is not breaking when that function is called. It continues with it free run ignoring all breakpoints
Did you set the breakpoint while the target is running? And can you also check whether the breakpoint is enabled? i.e the checkbox beside the breakpoint icon in the Breakpoints view is checked.
Regards,Patrick
I set the breakpoints after pausing the target.And the breakpoint was also enabled.
But still it is not breaking in the order i have put the breakpoints in the code.It is breaking first at one of the functions which comes after another function which is also a breakpoint.
And is it possible that only some of the breakpoints work even when all are included in the running code?
Ki-Soo Lee Hello, Check to see what addresses the breakpoints are being set on (setting on a function name should be setting the breakpoint at the entry point address of the function). When you look at your set breakpoints in the breakpoints view, you should be able to see what the addresses are in the properties. ki
hi Ki
i checked the addresses in the breakpoint properties and verified it from the disassembly pane also.They are matching.
Everything is fine with the breakpoint but it is still not breaking at that function entry. Do breakpoints not work on some functions?
Is it possible to attach a sample program that you can use to reproduce this issue? And the target configuration file that you use?
thanks,Patrick
Patrick, did you ever get a solution to the problem. After installing CCS5, I can o longer get the debug tool to respond to breakpoints. This was working in CCS4. What's going on?
David
Hi David,
I need your .out file and the ccxml file to reproduce this issue. I wasn't able to reproduce this behavior with my own .out file and ccxml file.
Patrick, see attached .out file and .ccxml.
I have another design using the F28027 and the docking station's FTDI circuit. If time permits this evening, I'll try setting breakpoints on that board.
I don't see any files in your post, can you re-upload?
Patrick, I tried the other board, and it also fails ot recognize breakpoints, but even worse, it now fails to connect to CCS all together. The same frustrating error -1041 appears on this board as well. To further compound the problem, my customer, who uses CCS3.3 (I "upgraded" to CCS5.2 recently) now has the same problem. He is unable to load new .out file I send to his shop.
I need some answers . . .
I going to recommend that Corning no longer use TI processors in there products. The flaky software and hardware make them unsuitable for product use.
DE
see attached (again). The attachment tool has problems.
Send me a real email address, ehrenberdg@corning.com I'm trying for the third time.
Regarding the connection error, can you enable debug server logging and reproduce the error? Then zip and attach the generated log (the log may be big but zipping it up should greatly reduce the size).
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Troubleshooting_CCSv5#Debug_Server_Logging
Thanks