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MCU-PLUS-SDK-AM263X: CCS 1100 does not show C code at the debug session when switching from TI Clang V1.3.0.LTS to TI Clang v2.0.0.STS

Part Number: MCU-PLUS-SDK-AM263X

as written in the title, when starting a debug session using Jtag, I can see the C code at the start of main().

when switching to  TI Clang v2.0.0.STS, I get a "no source available for "main()

please advise on how to solve the issue.

BR,

Amit Gutman

  • Hi Amit,

    Can you please confirm that you've re-built the project after you've installed the TI Clang v2.0.0 ? The reason we usually get these kind of error is because, the ".out" is generated on one system and it is loaded into the CCS from another system, following this method makes it lose the link between the source files and the symbols. Also, please note that v2.0.0 is a Short term suppport version (STS), please use the v2.1.1 which is Long term support (LTS ) and let us know if you still see the issue.

    Thanks

  • I have rebuild the project.. . I even opened a new workspace and rebuiled the project again but the issue remains.

    I have download v2.1.1 it did not solve the issue

  • Hi Amit, 

    Got it, I'll be trying to re-produce this issue on my end, please allow me some time for this testing, I'll be coming back on this topic before 16th Sept (this friday).

    Thanks

  • Hi Amit,

    I have tried to reproduce the issue reported on my machine. The code reloads perfectly fine when I compiled with TI ARM CLANG 2.1.1 LTS version. I'd like to schedule a call and sort this out. Please let me know your geography, email ID and preferred time for the call so that we can connect. 

    Thanks

  • Hello Kowshik,

    We managed to find a way to get sufficient optimization with the current Clang (1.3.0 LTS), while browsing the source code and placing breakpoints is also possible - So we are OK for now. thank you for your support!

    BR,

    Amit