Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hello,
Still yesterday, I was successfully running the TIesr_C55_demo on the EZDSP5535 we had purchased. I was able to change the phrase, and the performance was satisfactory. Then, by inadvertence, I closed the CCS6. Upon re-opening, the projects were no more there, neither was the configuration, perhaps I forgot to export. I followed the previously followed steps from the manual, and restored the project, so that I have three projects:
C55XXCSL_LP
TIesrDemoC55
TIesrEngineC55
Compiling and linking all went OK after a few hiccups. I also created the required Target Configuration, and tested it to connect OK to the board(I actually never disconnected the board).
Then I followed the steps: Run-->Debug Configuration --> Program, which showed the TIesrDemoC55.out in the folder C:\workspace\TIesrDemoC55\Debug and prior to that I checked this is the latest build from a few minutes before.
Then click on Debug, the program loaded(that is what the green bar and status windows show), and I have on the console window a message saying everything GEL is completed, on the middle window I have shown the source code of sys_init.c, and on the Debug window icons and messages that the XDS100v2 USB Debug Probe hit a SW Breakpoint. Exactly as before. Below that message I have:
main() at sys_init.c:71 0x01FE59
c_int00 0x03ED0A (the entry point was reached)
The EZDSP board has several LEDs lit, and a running message on its display: Play Audio From Your PC.
That is the full observable system status at this moment.
Then I hit Run(the green triangle on the top) and... nothing works. The board continues to display the Play Audio From Your PC message, the XDS probe in the Debug window shows: Suspended
and right below I have the message:
abort() at exit.c:92 0x025E31 (abort does not contain frame information)
In the middle window, next to the sys_init.c source code, a subwindow opened with a tag: abort() at /tmp/TI_MKLIBNhUOhW/SRC/exit.c:92 0x25e31
and inside that window two messages in red:
Can't find a source file at "/tmp/TI_MKLIBNhUOhW/SRC/exit.c"
Locate the file or edit the source lookup path to include its location.
The above described situation doesn't change, despite efforts to try to understand and fix it, for a few hours now and yesterday.
Please help.
Regards,
Vladimir