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I would like to report bugs for the code composer studio v5.2. Where can I do this.
The bugs are:
I want to use Misra-Checking, there the following stuff is not working:
- Rule 6.4 is not working as expected
- Rule 6.3 is missing in the dialog (it is always enabled, when some other subrules of this rule are enabled)
- Rule 19.15 is missing in the dialog (it is always enabled, when some other subrules of this rule are enabled)
The HalCoGen (TMS570LS31xx) seems to generate code that is not Misra-compatible. Are there any options
to deaktivate MISRA-checking for a subfolder (all HalCoGen-Sources and Headers are in seperate project folders)
Thanks for info,
Markus
The MISRA support requires a combination of efforts from the compiler and CCS. I suspect some of your questions can be answered in this forum, and others in the CCS forum. We can sort that out as we go.
Markus Uhle said:Rule 6.4 is not working as expected
Please submit a test case which allows us to reproduce this behavior. Details on that are in the last part of the forum guidelines.
Markus Uhle said:Rule 6.3 is missing in the dialog (it is always enabled, when some other subrules of this rule are enabled)- Rule 19.15 is missing in the dialog (it is always enabled, when some other subrules of this rule are enabled)
I think you mean the CCS dialog windows, correct? Please submit screen shots to illustrate these issues.
Markus Uhle said:The HalCoGen (TMS570LS31xx) seems to generate code that is not Misra-compatible. Are there any options to deaktivate MISRA-checking for a subfolder (all HalCoGen-Sources and Headers are in seperate project folders)
I'm not familiar with HalCoGen. Is there some header file that is included only by HalCoGen files? Perhaps you can put a pragma at the top of that file which disables MISRA checking. The syntax is ...
#pragma CHECK_MISRA("none")
I'm sure there are yet other ways to go about this.
Thanks and regards,
-George