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SYSCONFIG: SysCfg add memory region 'Cannot set a negative hex value'

Part Number: SYSCONFIG

Tool/software:

Hello,

I'm getting a CCS Theia exception when adding a new memory region in SysCfg. I've got 25 regions already set up which might be contributing to the problem? Have been able to add 28 regions to one of the example projects, so doesn't look like it's only number-based.

Project setup:

- CCS Theia v1.5.1.3

- Default VS Code API: 1.85.1

- SysCfg v1.22.0

- SDK v10.1.31

- Multicore project set up for AM263P launchpad, core0&1 in lockstep, core2/3 separate.

All I do is access SysCfg through CCS Theia. Then select 'Add' on core0 mem region:

This then leads to the below window:

Details:

Details in text form:

at o.validateValue (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:877284)

at localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:863178

at t.withDeprecatedAccess (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:732073)

at s (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:1155973)

at t (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:863123)

at localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:1292996

at r (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:1287884)

at localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:1293020

at o.get (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:863316)

at o.toLValue (localhost:64516/.../ui.js:312:929344)

Does anyone have any recommendations to debug this/find the root cause? I've checked all memory regions set up, these don't have any negative hex values set for any adresses. Almost seems like the generator is prefilling start adress with a negative value..

Of course there is a workaround to manually edit .syscfg and add regions that way, but would rather not have to revert to that if possible.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Rens