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uia Log_info

Ganz
Intellectual 770 points

On my UIA Printf Logs view,  only Log_printX() messages which have a printf event will show up. Log_infoX and Log warningX with Log_L_info and Log_L_warning event show up on Live section, mixing . Is there any way to route the Log_info and Log_warning message to Printf Logs view as well? Or is there a way to create a view to show  Log_infoX and Log_warningX and Log_printf massge only?

 

 

GanZ

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    TI__Mastermind 22760 points

    Hi Ganz,

    You can use the filter button in the Live Session window.  There are many options you can filter on.

    Best regards,

        Janet

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    Intellectual 770 points
    Janet,

    Thanks for the response.

    Then is thare a way to have two Live Session windows and apply different filters to them. Basicly I looking for a way to have one window with all LOG_ messages, while the other window that I can still see other messages, and I can also switch between them easily.

    GanZ
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    TI__Mastermind 22760 points

    Hi GanZ

    As far as I know you cannot have two Live Session windows.  I usually just click on the column header in the Live Session window to see what I want.  For example, if you click on "Domain", you will see all your printf's under xdc.runtime.Main.  Then you can go back by clicking on "Time".  If there are other questions you have regarding the User Interface, you could post to the CCS forum:

    https://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/

    Someone there who is more knowledgeable on the User Interface can better answer these questions.

    Best regards,

        Janet