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Image Analyzer causes CCSv5.2.0.00057_LINUX BETA to crash

Hi all,

when using image analyzer in CCSv5.2.0.00057 BETA (Linux Version) first time, everything works fine. When I try to import another (or the same) properties file via rightclick/import properties, CCS hangs completely and must be killed. Seems to be a bug. System is Ubuntu 10.04/LTS 64Bit.

  • Marcus,

    I wasn't able to reproduce this issue. Could you attach the property file that you're using? Are you reading the image from file or from a connected device? If device, which? Do you see any error messages in the Image view? Could you also send me the file .metadata/.log in your workspace folder?

    Thank you,

    Oliver

  • Oliver,

    sorry, you are right, I should give some more details. I get the image from a connected device, which is an EVMC6678L multicore board, and I use a Spectrum Digital XDS560v2STM debugger connected via USB.

    I want to read and display a grey level image with one byte per pixel. The image is stored in the DDR3 at address 0x800020b0h and has a size of 1920*1080 bytes.
    For the contents of the properties file see below.

    Here is what I exactly have to do to reproduce the issue:

    - Start CCS
    - Turn on hardware and launch target configuration
    - Connect all cores, start GEL file
    - Open image analyzer, import the properties shown below
      (Now I see a random pattern of course)
    - Try to import the same (or any other)  properties file again
    - This is the moment when CCS crashes. The file dialog does not
      appear any more, and no CCS window is updated any more,
      and no CPU load is produced.

    I get the same behavior, if I start the IA later after loading and running a programm on the Cores (except for the random image).

    The .metadata/.log file is about 1MB and contains a whole lot of java exception messages. I think it is too long to be posted here. Can you provide an e-mail address to send to? Or should I delete it and let CCS create a new one?

    Here are the properties:

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <java version="1.6.0_13" class="java.beans.XMLDecoder">
     <object class="com.ti.dvt.ui.views.core.ImageProp">
      <void property="delegateProp">
       <object class="com.ti.dvt.ui.views.core.RGBProp">
        <void property="blueMask">
         <long>255</long>
        </void>
        <void property="greenMask">
         <long>255</long>
        </void>
        <void property="lineCount">
         <int>1080</int>
        </void>
        <void property="lineStride">
         <int>1920</int>
        </void>
        <void property="pixelCountPerLine">
         <int>1920</int>
        </void>
        <void property="pixelStride">
         <int>1</int>
        </void>
        <void property="redMask">
         <long>255</long>
        </void>
        <void property="startAddress">
         <string>0x800020b0</string>
        </void>
       </object>
      </void>
      <void property="scrollLock">
       <boolean>true</boolean>
      </void>
     </object>
    </java>

    Thanks for your help

    Regards,

    Marcus

  • Marcus,

    Thank you. I haven't been able to reproduce the problem. Can you zip up the .log file and attach it? If it's still too big please send it to o-sohm1 AT ti DOT com.

    Thanks,

    Oliver

  • Oliver,

    sorry for the long delay in my answer.

    Due to a hard disk failure I had to reinstall the Linux OS and CCS, so I switched from Ubuntu 10.04 to 11.04 and from CCS5.2.0BETA to 5.2.0. The Image analyzer problem did not occur any more, it seemed to be caused by a special condition on the old installation.

    Thanks for your help.

    Regards,

    Marcus