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PROCESSOR-SDK-J784S4: CCS project debug problem

Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-J784S4

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Hi,

I am able to debug an example ccs project with on board debugger (XDS110). However, when my source code gets bigger, the debug is not working. When the debug window opens after launch script runs, dsp core automatically is in state "running". It should be in "suspended" right? 

Best,
Teknik

  • Hi,

    I am able to debug an example ccs project with on board debugger (XDS110

    Could you please tell me if you are using a custom board or TI EVM? 

    When the debug window opens after launch script runs, dsp core automatically is in state "running"

    Could you kindly provide me the screenshot showing the problem you are having?

    Regards,

    Karthik

  • Could you please tell me if you are using a custom board or TI EVM? 

    I am using TI EVM, Part no J784S4XG01EVM.


    Could you kindly provide me the screenshot showing the problem you are having

    I am not able to provide a screenshot of the problem, sorry. Instead let me provide more details. 

    When the source code is not that crowded, debug is working properly. First, I connect dsp core and load the binary. The core stays suspended at the beginning. (below core row main()... is shown). And, with the continue button, it runs and stops at the breakpoint. However, when I added more code in the project with the same target configuration and launch script, the problem occurs.  After I loaded the binary, core seems to be running immediately (no main()... row is shown below the core row). And, breakpoint does not work. 

    Regards,

  • Hi,

    After I loaded the binary, core seems to be running immediately (no main()... row is shown below the core row). And, breakpoint does not work

    Could please try to test any dsp driver example on your evm?

    Regards,

    Karthik