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The CCStudio Scripting interface with its gap(s)

Lekvar
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Hi!

I would like to use CCStudio Scripting interface for testing, testing with simulator and testing with emulator.

I use this interface throug Perl.

There is a function, that can determine the start position in the memory of a symbol.

  • If the symbol means a simple variable (scalar) it works correct.
  • If the symbol means an array with simple type than it works correct with address calculation.
  • But if the symbol means structure or class and etc... than I can not use it, because I can determine the start address of an object only, however, the Code Composer can work with next expression: 'filename.cpp'::variable or ClassInstant.publicVar.

Is there anybody, how can give me some tips or hints?

Thank you in advice.

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    TI__Guru**** 463481 points

    That is a known limitation. For structures I also use some address calculation to get to the member I wish to access. I believe with most devices (though not sure), members are word aligned so it is fairly easy to figure out the offset.

    FYI: CCScripting is obsolete. We are encouraging people to move to DSS, which is a much better automation environment. You can also use it with Perl.

    Thanks

    ki