memory allocation view

Yes I  rebuild my application.

This is the part in the xml file:

 <memory_area display="yes" color="green">
         <name>FLASH</name>
         <page_id>0x0</page_id>
         <origin>0x3e0000</origin>
         <length>0x17f80</length>
         <used_space>0x6d9f</used_space>
         <unused_space>0x111e1</unused_space>
         <attributes>RWIX</attributes>
         <usage_details>
            <allocated_space>
               <start_address>0x3e0000</start_address>
               <size>0x6d4d</size>
               <logical_group_ref idref="lg-4"/>
            </allocated_space>
            <allocated_space>
               <start_address>0x3e6d4d</start_address>
               <size>0x3e</size>
               <logical_group_ref idref="lg-2"/>
            </allocated_space>
            <allocated_space>
               <start_address>0x3e6d8b</start_address>
               <size>0x14</size>
               <logical_group_ref idref="lg-10"/>
            </allocated_space>
            <available_space>
               <start_address>0x3e6d9f</start_address>
               <size>0x111e1</size>
            </available_space>
         </usage_details>
      </memory_area>
 

So I don't think that is the problem.

To make it complete the memory watch window:

evs said:

Yes I  rebuild my application.

Looks like the view is not updating correctly. Can you close and re-open the view? If that doesn't help, did you try restarting the debug session?

And what version of CCS are you using?

I already tried all the basic reboot, restart stuff. So that doesn't help. I also scanned if there where multiple linkinfo.xml file with the same project name. But no.

I think it is odd if I change the name of the Flash in something else TI specified they disappear. So are the names hard coded?

 My CCS is:

 Version: 6.0.1.00040

I can't seem to reproduce this. Before you renamed it, FLASHA_B appeared in the view? Can you show me a screenshot of the view working? And copies of both xml files?

Complete copy or snipout?

<memory_area display="yes" color="green">
         <name>FLASHA_B</name>
         <page_id>0x0</page_id>
         <origin>0x3e0000</origin>
         <length>0x17f80</length>
         <used_space>0x6f87</used_space>
         <unused_space>0x10ff9</unused_space>
         <attributes>RWIX</attributes>
         <usage_details>
            <allocated_space>
               <start_address>0x3e0000</start_address>
               <size>0x6d4d</size>
               <logical_group_ref idref="lg-4"/>
            </allocated_space>
            <allocated_space>
               <start_address>0x3e6d4d</start_address>
               <size>0x226</size>
               <logical_group_ref idref="lg-2"/>
            </allocated_space>
            <allocated_space>
               <start_address>0x3e6f73</start_address>
               <size>0x14</size>
               <logical_group_ref idref="lg-10"/>
            </allocated_space>
            <available_space>
               <start_address>0x3e6f87</start_address>
               <size>0x10ff9</size>
            </available_space>
         </usage_details>
      </memory_area>
 

Both files:

0333.FLASH_Servodriver_linkInfo.xml

3252.FLASHA_B_Servodriver_linkInfo.xml

Strange... I loaded those xml files and see both FLASH and FLASHA_B

FLASH:

FLASHA_B:

Something is off in your environment... can you try using a new clean workspace folder?

Thanks

ki

It is a intraspin program. TI made it very convenient for them to make a lot of demo programs. But it is a total horror to set it up to make a real program with it. So I don't want to change it, because if I break it take days to find the problem. Can you please tell me where I have to look in the environment?

If you use a new workspace folder, you can still import the projects from the other workspace so you don't have to recreate it.

Of you can try running CCS with the -clean option:

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Troubleshooting_CCSv6#General_IDE