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Graphing

Roger
Expert 1330 points

In CCS4 using the graphing function I see the following apparent issues

(A) If I set up a graph it will work OK. If I then rebuild the code & re-execute, the graph will disappear & be replaced with a message that says "CPU Removed And/Or Terminated". The only way I can find of showing the graph then is to close the graph and recreate it via <Tools><Graph> etc.. Surely it should just continue to display the graph on rebuild?

(B) Sometimes I must exit CCS & restart to be able to get any graph shown. Sometimes the graph stops with "Unexpected Exception".

(B) With a single time graph (maybe other types too). Everytime I refresh it it will increment the X axis. E.g if there are 200 points the first plot will show the X axis 0-200, on refresh the X axis shows 200-400 etc. Should it not always show 0-200 since we are only replotting the same data set?

(C) When you save/restore a setup it does not remember the last folder used to store.

Regards   ---   Roger

  • 0
    Prodigy 90 points

    roger littlewood said:
    (C) When you save/restore a setup it does not remember the last folder used to store.

    I also find this to be annoying. Is there any way to change the default directory for import/export of graph properties?

    Regards

    Markus

  • 0 in reply to Markus Borgh
    TI__Expert 5670 points

    Roger, Markus,

    Thanks for the feedback on the graphs.

    A) The graph is intended to continue working on a program load. Which version of CCS are you using? We've fixed an issue related to "CPU Remove And/Or Terminate" in CCSv4.1.2 ... but will test to make sure there isn't a use case that was missed.

    B1) Are you seeing this exception in the Eclipse Error log, if so is there a call stack that you can forward?

    B2) The graph is based on the DVT (Data Analysis and Visualization Technology) which is geared to running 'stream' of data and not 'snapshot'. I'll file an enhancement to  support snapshot data.

    C) I'll file an enhancement to remember the folder.

    Thanks,

    Imtaz.

     

  • 0 in reply to Imtaz Ali
    Guru 10385 points

    Hi

    I'm using 4.1.3 and it too has the annoying habit of not remembering the graphProp folder. Arg.

    Cheers

  • 0 in reply to Eddie3909
    Prodigy 185 points

    I'm using 4.2 and has same problem

    "not remembering the graphProp folder"

  • 0 in reply to Pavel Mityukov
    TI__Prodigy 705 points

     

    Bug Entry SDSCM00038981 opened for this. A workaround for this.

    In the File dialog, in the File name combo box, can use the drop down to see the saved file history to select any files exported to a different directory. This way do not have to navigate through all the folders.

    -Ralph