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CIO Tab differentiation on CCSv5

SriHarsha N.S
Expert 1205 points

Hi,

I have been using CCSv5 for past few months and the version is "5.0.1.201105110900", prior to this i was acquainted with CCSv4 usage.

In CCSv4, we had separate CIO tabs for each of the cores enabling easier user input, but in CCSv5 CIO tabs have been merged and we have single CIO tab representing all cores. I often face problem with this new feature as i need to suspend & resume core to enable keep track of the CIO tab.

My question: Is it possible to have separate CIO tabs for individual cores in multicore environment?

 

Regards,

N.S.SriHarsha

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    TI__Guru**** 162325 points

    Yes it is possible to separate the console output by core.

    By default you get something like this.  Where I have 2 consoles open but it is showing the output from all cores and shows the core name in front of it:

    However if you right click on your launch in the debug view and select "Edit X..." where X is the name of your project or the ccxml file (depending on the type of launch you have) you will get this dialog.  There is an option to use or not use the shared console.  Uncheck this.  The terminate your debugger and launch again.

    Here I still have 2 consoles open.  I have pinned the first console to core 0.  Then when I ran core 1 the second console showed the output from core 1 but the first one is still showing the output from core 0.  I used hello world for both so I circled the core name so that you can see where the output is coming from.  I also circled the pin button.

    Regards,

    John

  • 0 in reply to JohnS
    Expert 1205 points

    Hi John,

    Thank you letting us know. This will help.

     

    Regards,

    N.S.SriHarsha