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Hi,
I am experimenting a lot of crashes in CCS while trying to debug my code. I am working with the C28x CPU along with the CLA over the TMS320F28075.
- Windows 7 - 64bit
- CCS v6.1.2.00015
- BlackHawk USB 100v2 debugger. TMS320F28075 in a custom PCB board (tested and working perfectly).
Using the CLA I have succeed to debug with the __mdebustop() directive few days ago with no so many problems. Since yesterday, every time I try to place more than a breakpoint in main CPU it automatically shutdowns CCS. Sometimes also with only one, depending where I try to place it...
I have tried with setting off the optimization levels, and the same occurs. Last crash I saw was trying to configure a Hardware breakpoint in a specific Data memory address. I have sent several crashes logs through your contextual menu at program startup after this crashes.
Could you please give me some recommendations on how to solve these problems?
Thank you
Can you try the suggestions in this wiki page first to see if they help the situation?
If none of those suggestions help resolve the crashes, can you please capture a debug server log of the crash and attach it here? You can enable the logging just before trying to set the breakpoint so as to reduce the size of the log.
I've been trying and the truth is that I cannot find a consistency in the crashes, I also had some ones being in Edit mode. Here I attach the last crash log I had. Thank you all for the help.
Edit: Seems I cannot attach the .dmp file.
To attach a file, you need to click on "Use rich formatting" when composing your reply, then you will find the icon for inserting a file.
I would suggest zipping up the file and attaching in case it is a large file.
Please also explain exactly what scenario caused the crash for the dump file you are attaching, (ie) explain the steps you performed when the crash occurred.