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CCSTUDIO: Question regarding CCS register dump format

Aswin Sankar
Intellectual 1975 points
Part Number: CCSTUDIO

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Hi experts,

I was trying to take the register dump from View > registers Option. In the register dump I am seeing some values of format 0x000000xx. This can be 0x0000000B or 0x000000FF and so on.

Here is how I did it,

1. Imported a project into CCS.

2. Launched the target configurations.

3. Ran my project and halted it at one point.

4. Selected View > Registers

5. Exported the required registers from the register window

6. Exported it as a text file and opened it

7. 

Q. I can see that that value in the last column is the register value, but what is in the second last (3rd) column?

Q. What is the 521177 13 value at the top?

Regards,

Aswin

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    TI__Guru**** 465171 points

    Hello,

    Aswin Sankar said:
    Q. I can see that that value in the last column is the register value, but what is in the second last (3rd) column?

    It is an internal value that represents the register width. It is something that is not really needed in an exported file. We will be removing this column when we implement the export feature in CCS 20.x.

    Aswin Sankar said:
    Q. What is the 521177 13 value at the top?

    This is another internal value that is not really needed in an exported file. It is an ID used internally by CCS to represent the file type. We will be removing this header when we implement the export feature in CCS 20.x.

    Thanks

    ki