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TMS320F28335: CCS debug issue: Cannot add break points, cannot link ccxml to the project

Joe Ji
Expert 3780 points
Part Number: TMS320F28335

Tool/software:

Hi Expert

Customer reported 2 issues when debugging with F28335, the ccs version is ccs6.1.3.

1. Cannot add breakpoints in some of the C statements:

they launch the selected configuration, load the program, and try to add the breakpoints, 

in the function _INVInterrupt, the mapped address shown below, the breakpoints cannot be inserted, and ccs reports the issue below:

but in the function _OSMaskEventPend, the mapped address shown below, the breakpoints can be inserted, and no issue is reported

2. ccs reports the program generated by xxx is not compatible with any of the CPUs in your target configuration. the program will not be loaded.

We checked the ccxml file exists in the project folder, but in ccs project view, the file cannot be shown.

if we launch the IVEM8048.ccxml file individually, it can run and debug MCU properly.

Is there anything customer needs to check to solve this issue?

Thanks

Joe

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    TI__Guru**** 463871 points

    Hello,

    Joe Ji said:
    the ccs version is ccs6.1.3.

    Please note that this is a very old and unsupported version of CCS.

    That said:

    For #1, It looks like an issue with source code correlation with the opened source file used the set a source line breakpoint. Or it could be that those particular symbols are are missing in the symbol file. I suspect the former. Perhaps try using the Modules view to inspect the loaded symbols.

    For #2, 

    Joe Ji said:

    2. ccs reports the program generated by xxx is not compatible with any of the CPUs in your target configuration. the program will not be loaded.

    We checked the ccxml file exists in the project folder, but in ccs project view, the file cannot be shown.

    The ccxml file is likely not set as the default one to use for the launch. Please provide a screenshot of how it appears in the Project view.

    Thanks

    ki

  • 0 in reply to Ki
    TI__Expert 3780 points

    Hi Ki

    Thanks for your reply,

    for #1 Modules view can solve this issue.

    for #2 the workaround is to create the targetConfigs folder in project root directory and copy ccxml file to the folder.

    Thanks

    Joe