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Need to delete 1_Ram debug and Ram Debug folders

Does anyone know why suddenly  I'm having to delete the Ram Debug and 1_Ram Debug folders  of my project  every time I change something on my code and need to Rebuild / Debug / Run.?  

If  not,  Code Composer doesnt show me any erros, but It sends  the Same code to the uC, every time... 

Im using CCS 5.5 and TMSF28335 

Thanks

  • henrique.tmc said:
    Does anyone know why suddenly  I'm having to delete the Ram Debug and 1_Ram Debug folders  of my project  every time I change something on my code and need to Rebuild / Debug / Run.?  

    Without more specific details, it is difficult to precisely say what may be happening. After the rebuild, can you verify that the .out file is actually changed, (ie) the time stamp is newer? 

    Are you saying that the file loaded to target shows the older unmodified code? Are you using the green bug button to build/debug each time or a different method to reload?

  • After the rebuild and run, the .out is not modified if I dont delete the folders previously.
    Yes, I use the Green Bug button.

    And I've already tried to click on the "Build All" button before the Debug button, but the problem persists.

    And CCS always shows me the infos as it was re-Building / Compiling / Loading / Running the code normally every time I press the button, but the folder stills the older and the target still running the old code.....
  • Have you tried starting up a new clean workspace, importing your project into it and rebuilding it to see if the issue still occurs? Also instead of using the green bug (Debug) button, you can simply do a build/rebuild of the project to verify if the .out file gets updated.

    You also mentioned the issue started happening suddenly. Any ideas what may have changed/updated in your CCS or project? Are you sure you are looking at the .out file in the correct directory (ie where the Project options tell the linker to place the .out file - you can check where this is from Project Properties->Build->Linker->Basic Options, under --output_file.