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Error enabling this function: There is no AET resource to support this job

I am working on RM48 USB Stick Development Kit with CCS v 5.077

I create an application with free-RTOS. The application compile without error and warning.

I created some test program for HET, pmw, SPI, MIBSPI, ADC and the programs work.

But when I want to place an hardware break point I got the following error :

Error enabling this function: There is no AET resource to support this job

Or when I want to see a variable I got the following error:

Cannot load from non-primitive location.

Where can I find documentation to understand what happen?

Thanks a lot for your help

  • Hello:

    Jerome Beauvais said:

    But when I want to place an hardware break point I got the following error :

    Error enabling this function: There is no AET resource to support this job

    Hardware breakpoints use an emulator resource called AET. There are a limited amount of AET resources. Other things that use AET are watchpoints, the profile clock, etc. When you are out of AET resources, you need to release some by disabling some of the other actions that are using them. That means disabling other hardware breakpoints. Note that there many "hidden" breakpoints that are automatically set by the debugger. Some of theses are breakpoints set at the exit point of the application or your start label (main). CIO will also use breakpoints. You can disable many of these in the debugger options.

    Jerome Beauvais said:

    Or when I want to see a variable I got the following error:

    Cannot load from non-primitive location.

    Where can I find documentation to understand what happen?

    For a detailed explanation, see Darian's reply in the below thread:

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/3325.aspx

    Thanks

    ki