Tool/software:
Using GCC.
When I build the project, the build is successful.
It used to go to main() (yellow line) but does not do it now...
Any ideas ?
Regards
Phil
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Tool/software:
Using GCC.
When I build the project, the build is successful.
It used to go to main() (yellow line) but does not do it now...
Any ideas ?
Regards
Phil
Is it possible you ran out of (hardware) breakpoints? When I encounter something like this I just delete all the breakpoints and start over.
I've seen reference to "software breakpoints" but I was never able to make them work (I didn't try very hard). Maybe someone else has more insight on this.
Hi...thanks..only have two breakpoints..been trying to solve this for days...
I even did a complete clean re-install of CCS....worked for a bit and now back to same problem...
I do see on the forums other people have had this problem.
The only way I can make this work is every time I want to change code I have to save everything and quit CCS and then restart.
Hi,
Not sure if this issue is related to GCC compiler. I use TI clang on my side and never encounter this issue before. Maybe try use a different version of GCC.
Best regards,
Cash Hao
I have changed compiler to TI clang.
I have changed to all optimisation levels.
I have reinstalled CCS.
None of the above work.
The only thing that works is...compile, exit CCS, restart CCS.
Please can someone help me?
One thing that often works is to create a new project and copy the contents of your project into it. It's a bother, but it's quicker than trying to find out whether some arcane setting has crept in and is getting in the way.
Could you show a screenshot from when this happens? Maybe there's a clue hidden somewhere.