RTOS: CC1310 RTOS Analyzer can not load data

Hi Abbas,

Which version of CCS are you using?

There is a bug in an earlier version of DVT that causes these graph updates issues. In order to prevent this, I'd recommend you to install CCS 7.3 which comes with newer version of DVT (DVT 4.1.0.201708101502). Please consider this important matter that CCS7.3 and its components are not available as an update so that you should download and install it instead  of updating earlier version you may have on your system.

If you are using CCS 7.1 (not CCS 7.1) there is a workaround mentioned by AartiG on this thread that I think it's good to take a look at that.

I hope this helps,

Regards,

Hossein

Hi Abbas,
Can you please attach your .cfg file?
Thanks,
Janet

Hi Janet,

Is DVT graph updates failure in CCV7.1 and CC7.2 fixed?
There was a similar problem in those versions.

Thanks

Hi Hossein,

I'm not seeing any issues with RTOS Analyzer in CCS 7.4 running on a 1352R1 launchpad.  The main thing to check in the .cfg file is that BIOS.logsEnabled = true.  You also have to disable the ROM build.  If you want to get valid CPU loads, you also need to add LoggingSetup.loadTaskLogging = true (this is needed because of Power management).

Best regards,

Janet

Hi Hossein,

Did this get resolved? Can I mark it as "TI Thinks Resolved"?

Todd

Hi Todd,

I think the matter remains in CCS 7.1 and 7.2 and it is fixed in CCS version 7.3. It's not a serious issue and by using CCS 7.3 could be resolved but I am not sure about versions 7.1 and 7.2.

Regards,

Hossein

Hi Janet,

Yes, you are right and I mentioned the problem is fixed in 7.3.
But I am curious to know that if it is fixed in versions 7.2 and 7.1. Imagin that I want to download CCS 7.1 today for the first time and this version was not installed on my system before, and I will try to use it now, the question is that, is this bug fixed or not?
Realted to this matter I want you add these two links:
e2e.ti.com/.../2266931
e2e.ti.com/.../648499

Regards,
Hossein

Hi Hossein,

According to

RTOS Analyzer stops working after re-launching a debug session in CCS 7.1. I don't have that version installed, so I didn't try it.  There is a work-around, though, and that is to switch to the edit window to make changes, and not stop the debug session.  According to the above link, there is another issue with CCS 7.2, though.  I had no issues with CCS 7.4.

My earlier post about the QueueDescriptor not being initialized for CCS 7, 8, was meant for another post relating to MSP430.  I will try to delete that post from this thread.

Best regards,

Janet

Hossein,

Can I mark this as resolved?

Todd

Hi Janet,

As I mentioned before, there is no issue with CCS 7.3 and CCS 7.4 and I was aware of that workaround for CCS 7.1.
I am not faced with such a problem because CCS 7.3 is the solution. So everything is OK.

Regards,
Hossein