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TI-RTOS Execution Graph vertical axis range

George
Intellectual 440 points

Hi,

I am studying ti_rtos using ccs6. The execution graph vertical axis time range is too small, sometimes it can not cover the bios scheduler process before BIOS Exits.

My question is how can i extend the vertical time range of execution graph? Any information is appreciated.

Best Regards

 

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    TI__Expert 8175 points
    Hi George,
    The y-axis is not a time axis and can't be scaled. It's used to separate the tasks running on the device so that we can see how much time (on the x-axis) each task runs. You can scale into time by zooming in an out of the graph, by doing this you can have finer time details on BIOS scheduler for example.

    Let me know if this helps
    Moses
  • 0 in reply to Moses Isang
    Intellectual 440 points
    Hi Moses,
    Thanks for you reply. I am sorry that there is a fault in my post, the "vertical axis" would be "horizontal axis",namely,"X axis".Sorry for that confusion due to my poor English.
    My problem is that execution graph always can not cover the whole BIOS scheduler process , in other words, there is data loss.There are some BIOS behaviors that can not be found in execution graph.
    So, if it is possible to extend the time range of X axis ? We can get more information of BIOS scheduler .
    Regards.
  • 0 in reply to George
    TI__Expert 8175 points
    Have you tried zooming out? This will enable you see more of what's going on.

    Regards,
    Moses