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  • CCS4.2.5 Debugger very slow

    CCS4.2.5 Debugger very slow

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    Patrick Mendiuk
    Posted by Patrick Mendiuk
    on Jan 23 2012 10:16 AM
    Intellectual510 points

    I am experiencing very slow debugger response with CCS4.2.5 and the MSP-FET430UIF.   The target is a MSP430F2274.  Responding to a breakpoint previously was very fast and the watch window and PC updated almost instantly.  Now the IDE will hang or gray screen for several seconds before the PC cursor is displayed and several seconds later the watch or local window will update. I will sometimes get error messages such as " cannot read memory block at..." or occasionally it cannot find the MSP-FET430UIF

    I have tried several different target boards that had normal debugging behaviour previously with the same result.  I have also tried different MSP-FET430UIF and USB cables.  I am running CCS4.2.5 on Win7 64 bit on a Core2Quad.  I tried using the -clean switch with eclipse.exe with no change in the debugger behaviour and then tried deleting the .metadata subdir.  That made a slight improvement.  Updating CCS made no change.

    Thanks

    Patrick

     

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    • Bernhard Weller
      Posted by Bernhard Weller
      on Jan 23 2012 12:17 PM
      Genius4915 points

      Have you maybe installed some software which might be interfering with USB and/or COM-Ports?

       This sounds quite strange, the CCSv4.2 is a lot slower than the CCSv5.1, but I've never experienced a hanging IDE and the delay you describe.

      Don't know if you already posted this in the Code Composer Studio forum? Maybe someone there knows this behaviour already.

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    • Patrick Mendiuk
      Posted by Patrick Mendiuk
      on Jan 23 2012 16:40 PM
      Intellectual510 points

      I haven't changed anything in terms of drivers or software.  I originally posted this in the CCS forum and it was moved.

      Patrick

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    • AES
      Posted by AES
      on Jan 23 2012 17:50 PM
      Expert2805 points

      Hi,

      Try to restore defaults options on the CCS debug tab.

      Best Regards,

      AES

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    • Roberto Sammler
      Posted by Roberto Sammler
      on May 21 2012 03:31 AM
      Prodigy30 points

      I observed a similar behaviour. In my case the open "Watch" and "Memory" windows were the culprits (Obviously not the windows itself but the kind/amount of data displayed).

      After closing these two windows everything went back to normal speed.

      Roberto

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