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TMS320F280037C: move to line fails

Part Number: TMS320F280037C

Tool/software:

Move to line fails in CCS 20.  Rebooted everything a couple of times, same result.  Any fix?

  • Hi,

    Can you provide more details on the issue that you are facing and what is the application that you are building.

    Thanks

    Aswin

  • I am trying to use the "move to line" feature in the debugger, and it does not work.  It always returns the error message at the bottom of the image in my earlier post.  This is a custom application. 

  • Hi,

    Let me loop the CCS team for further debug.

    Thanks

    Aswin

  • This is a custom application. 

    What is the compiler optimization level of the project? Optimization can have a big impact on source level debug. If it is on, try turning it off and see if that helps.

    Thanks

    ki

  • It's off.

  • Can you try disabling all your other breakpoints and try again?

  • Same thing

     

  • I think I can reproduce this issue in the editor. Does "move to line" work fine in the disassembly view?

  • I think I can reproduce this issue in the editor. Does "move to line" work fine in the disassembly view?

    Do you also have the same issue with "run to line"? Do you get an error about unable to set a breakpoint at the line?

  • Run to line generates an "unable to set breakpoint" error.

    Move to line and run to line both work in a disassembly window and the pointer follows in the source code view.

    Jump to cursor does not do anything in the source code window and does not generate an error.

    Thanks

    Don

  • How do you close the disassembly view?

    Thanks

  • Thanks for trying. We are investigating.

    You can toggle the associated icon in the right side bar to hide the view. Right click on the icon and select "Close" to close it.

  • Got it. Thanks

  • Engineering took a look and identified it as a bug on Windows for both "move to line" and "run to line". Also the "jump to cursor" is not implemented and it should actually be hidden from view. These will be fixed in the next CCS release.

    Tracking link: https://sir.ext.ti.com/jira/browse/EXT_EP-12997

    Thanks

    ki