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Strange issue with the Log_info on OMAP-L138 (ARM) and CCS 5.2.0.00070

Strange issue with the Log_info on OMAP-L138 (ARM) and CCS 5.2.0.00070

  • Mike Geppert
    Posted by Mike Geppert
    on Jul 25 2012 13:42 PM
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    CCS 5.2.0.00070

    SYSBIOS 6.33.4.39

    Using a JTAG connection and using the RAW Logs to look at the logs.

    So the loging starts off fine.  I break at main and there are a few logs.  I run some in my code and I get log messages fine.

    Then I run some more and all of a sudden the logs are gone. 

    I traced it down to a Log_info2 call.  Just before it I am fine.  Step over it and the logs are gone.  Just before this I setup an EDMA3.  I am debugging an SD driver that was ported from the PSP stuff.

    After that no log messages come out at all.  If I reset, the pattern starts all over again.  Exact same Log_info seems to crash the logging.

    What can I look at or do to debug this issue?

    Thanks

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  • Tom Kopriva
    Posted by Tom Kopriva
    on Jul 26 2012 14:24 PM
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    Hi Mike,

    have you checked to see if ROV is detecting any other issues? Which version of XDCtools are you using? Does this happen with all Log2_info calls or just that particular instance?

    Thanks,

    Tom

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  • Mike Geppert
    Posted by Mike Geppert
    on Jul 27 2012 09:16 AM
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    I dont see any ROV errors (that doesnt mean I didnt miss any, just nothing obviouse).

    XDCTools 3.23.03.53

    I am not sure how to answer your last question other then to comment out that log_info2 and see if it happens on the next log_info?  I can do that if that is what you are talking about.

    I should add that there is a tab that opens up called Error Log - looks like it is logging a bunch of JAVA errors.  Lots of them.  Maybe it is stricktly a display side issue and the JAVA errors have something to do with it?

    Thanks

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  • Mike Geppert
    Posted by Mike Geppert
    on Jul 27 2012 17:01 PM
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    Here is a picture before and after the stepping over the Log_info statement.  Note that after, the Raw Logs are empty and log messages no longer come out. 

     

     

     

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  • Mike Geppert
    Posted by Mike Geppert
    on Jul 27 2012 17:07 PM
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    If I comment out that Log_info, the problem just occures on the next Log_info.  Happens to be the same file.

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  • Tom Kopriva
    Posted by Tom Kopriva
    on Jul 27 2012 17:50 PM
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    Hi Mike,

    I'm going to try to reproduce this. I'll keep you posted.

    Thanks,

    Tom

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  • Tom Kopriva
    Posted by Tom Kopriva
    on Jul 31 2012 14:32 PM
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    Mike,

    I simply ran an example on the simlulator and it checked out fine. I'll run it on an actual device now to see if I can reproduce this problem.

    could you post your .cfg file. There may be subtle difference with a big impact.

    Thanks,

    Tom

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  • Tom Kopriva
    Posted by Tom Kopriva
    on Aug 09 2012 12:14 PM
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    Mike,

    I made Log_info0, Log_info1, and Log_info2 statements and they showed up in LoggerBuf. I ran the same setup on the hardware and I wasn't able to see the logs disappear.

    Are you still seeing this problem? Can you see the logs using ROV?

    Thanks,

    Tom

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