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How do I increase the console buffer size, when building a project?
The current limit is 500 lines. I tried going to "Windows | Preferences | Run/Debug | Console" and removing the check on the "Limit console output," but that had no effect. I tried increasing the buffer size with the option checked and that had no effect too.
Does the build console output get written to disk?
Also, I see hovering over the Problems that that I have 4 errors, however the table is blank. I have to look at the console window.
Sarah Weinberger said:The current limit is 500 lines. I tried going to "Windows | Preferences | Run/Debug | Console" and removing the check on the "Limit console output," but that had no effect. I tried increasing the buffer size with the option checked and that had no effect too.
Did you try changing the number of lines output in the build console under the Build Console preferences?
Sarah Weinberger said:Does the build console output get written to disk?
Please see http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Build_Errors_in_CCS#CCS_Build_Console
Sarah Weinberger said:Also, I see hovering over the Problems that that I have 4 errors, however the table is blank. I have to look at the console window.
Do you mean the Problems view is not displaying errors that are reported in the console view? Can you share an example project that reproduces this issue?
The complete build log gets written to the workspace, in the file .metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.cdt.ui/<project-name>.build.logSarah Weinberger said:Does the build console output get written to disk?
Sarah,
This tripped me up before too - but it's one of those things you remember after the first couple times you struggle with it.
I'm not sure who owns this dialogue - might be something Aarti can comment on.
Anthony F. Seely said:I'm not sure who owns this dialogue - might be something Aarti can comment on.
Anthony,
If you are referring to how the "Show Advanced Settings" link looks in the Moonrise theme, then that is coming from the Eclipse theme and not CCS.