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Hello everyone,
I like to know if there is a fundamental difference between using DSS from the commandline versus launching debug scripts inside of the IDE. I'm using a Blackhawk emulator.
My scenario is like this: In CSS 5.2.1.18 I have a Target Configuration. I right click on that and chose "Launch Selected Configuration". It launches the (eclipse) Debugger and creates 10 debug sessions. They are all in the status: "(Disconnected : Unknown)". Now I load a java script file in the java script console. Finally I execute the java script file wich is loading a program onto the board, sets breakpoints, runs the program and finally writes a program into flash memory. This works fine!
Now I use the slighly modified java script file( added a line like this:
env = Packages.com.ti.ccstudio.scripting.environment.ScriptingEnvironment.instance();
and at the correct place:
debugServer.setConfig(configFile.getAbsolutePath());
).
I load/execute that file now in a DOSshell with this command: "dss DebugServerScriptingDSS.js"
However unlike running inside of CSS this time I get an error:
"SEVERE: Could not open session. No devices found matching: Blackhawk USB560-BP Emulator, 20-pin JTAG Cable_0/CA8"
Detailed exception information:
JavaException: com.ti.ccstudio.scripting.environment.ScriptingException: Could not open session. No devices found matching: Blackhawk USB560-BP Emulator, 20-pin JTAG Cable_0/CA8
I'm pretty lost on this, I have no idea what could be the difference.
Any idea?
Angelo
(P.S. I hope this is not a double post, as I posted first with IE, but the posting process seems to hang)
The file I use in CSS looks like this:
---- works in CSS ----
script = env.instance();
debugServer = script.getServer("DebugServer.1");
script.setScriptTimeout(SPI_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT * 1000);
try {
print("Open a debug session for CortexA8 on VME...");
debugSessionCA8 = debugServer.openSession("Blackhawk USB560-BP Emulator, 20-pin JTAG Cable_0/CA8");
} catch(error) {
print("ERROR: Target configuration has not been launched or unexpected EMULATOR/CORE-names in target configuration!");
print("Detailed exception information:");
print(error);
statusOK = false;
}
--- END ---
The file I use with DSS looks like this
---- FAILS in DSS ---
env = Packages.com.ti.ccstudio.scripting.environment.ScriptingEnvironment
.instance();
script = env.instance();
debugServer = script.getServer("DebugServer.1");
debugServer.setConfig(configFile.getAbsolutePath()); // << that path is correct
script.setScriptTimeout(SPI_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT * 1000);
try {
print("Open a debug session for CortexA8 on VME...");
debugSessionCA8 = debugServer
.openSession("Blackhawk USB560-BP Emulator, 20-pin JTAG Cable_0/CA8");
} catch (error) {
print("ERROR: Target configuration has not been launched or unexpected EMULATOR/CORE-names in target configuration!");
print("Detailed exception information:");
print(error);
statusOK = false;
}
---- END ----
Screenshot of "Environment" ... the board is a custom made board, not sure if it is based on a certain "standard" board.
My assumption (but that might be bollocks) is: DSS does not find the drivers that are mentioned in the .ccxml file and gives a missleading error message.
Hello,
I assume you refer to the av_bios_sdk we use? Well, it is from TI, the release notes say this:
Applies to Product Release: 00.07.00.00
Publication Date: Sept 13, 2012
I'm new to CCS so I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly, so I attached two screen shots about the Compilers we have and OS Support Drivers.
Best Regards
