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Hello,
I am trying to migrate a multicore system project to the latest CCS version (20.1.0) but it only displays the system settings file (system.xml) in raw xml format unlike the old version which has a dedicated editor like shown in the image below.
Do I need to install an extension for this feature?
Thank you
Hi Khalil,
This feature is on the roadmap, for now editing the system.xml file is the current solution.
Regards,
Patrick
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the reply and the clarification.
I also noticed that in the new CCS:
- There is no option to show variable addresses in the Watch window
- Unlike the old CCS, Enums are not interpreted in the watch window and are just shown as integer (casting them doesn't seem to work even though it's just C code)
- The memory browser doesn't find variables (Data) and only works with functions (Program)
Kind regards,
Khalil
Hi Khalil,
- There is no option to show variable addresses in the Watch window
>> This will be available in the next release v20.1.1.
- Unlike the old CCS, Enums are not interpreted in the watch window and are just shown as integer (casting them doesn't seem to work even though it's just C code)
>> This is on the roadmap.
- The memory browser doesn't find variables (Data) and only works with functions (Program)
>> Have you try to enter "&variable"?
Regards,
Patrick
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the update!
Yes it works with the ampersand, I used to just do "View Memory" form the "Expressions" tab on the old CCS, which is missing in the new version, so I didn't realise that I needed to add the ampersand.
Also, it would be nice to have the ability to select both CPUs to do a "CPU Reset". In the new CCS I can only select one CPU at a time. Many thanks
Kind regards,
Khalil