Tool/software:
Hi,
I'm starting a project with the cc1354 and the cc3301. It's building and running ok, but now I want to debug it.
The lwip part which was provided by TI is built externally from CCS, with gmake. It ends up in a lwip.a file used during link.
I have two issues with that:
1: When I press F12 on a function defined in lwip.a, it finds the declaration in the .h file. But does not find the function definition in the .c file.
2: When I step through the execution with the debugger, it does not step inside the function defined in the lwip.a file.
How can I tell CCS where to look for both cases?
Using CCS20.1.0
Thanks,
Cédric
Thanks for your reply.
From what I see in the release note you posted, theia is supported, it just needs the latest clang which can be installed separately.
I've specifically asked what I should start with in this thread: https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless-connectivity/wi-fi-group/wifi/f/wi-fi-forum/1435422/cc3301-cc1354-and-cc3301-how-to-start
And have never been told to use the eclipse based ccs. And there are notice of it being not maintained anymore.
I'm using sdk simplelink_cc13xx_cc26xx_sdk_8_30_01_01
From what I understand the issue I have is not with the sdk, but on how to use the IDE with externally built lib? That's why I posted it here in CCS forum instead of the wifi low power forum.