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KITL issue with WEC7

KITL issue with WEC7

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James Li
Posted by James Li
on Mar 26 2012 19:02 PM
Intellectual520 points

Hi Everyone,

I recently want to debug audio driver using KITL. So I enabled kitl and debugger and built new NK.bin. In the Eboot, I selected boot device from LAN9115 and selected KITL (debug) device from LAN9115 also. Then NK image was successfully downloaded to the device and system run well. I could also run my application, play audio files, and set breakpoints. The problem is the following:

When I set a breakpoint, the system stops at where the breakpoint is set. If I press F5, the system continues to run without problem. However if I want to watch the value of some variables, such as i or status, I get "i    CXX0017: Error: symbol "i" not found". The same thing for status. Variables i and status are local variables defined in a function.

Does anyone know what the problem could be and how to fix it?

The hardware is Mistral EVM REV G with AM3715 processor.

BSP is BSP_WINCE_ARM_A8_02_00_00 under WEC7.

Regards,

James

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  • DavidVescovi
    Posted by DavidVescovi
    on Mar 29 2012 15:21 PM
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    Did you rebuild  with "Debug" set as the solution configuration?

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  • James Li
    Posted by James Li
    on Mar 30 2012 12:47 PM
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    Hi David,

    I haven't built Debug version OS. I tried both release and checked versions with "Optimize run-time image size and speed" disabled and they had the same issue.  In CE6, I have no problem of getting local variables' value with release build and KITL and debugger enabled.

    In CE7, do we have to build a debug version OS so that we can debug it using KITL?

    Thanks,

    James

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