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Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hi,
I am getting this error below when I try to do CCS->Debug. How do I resolve this problem?
Error connecting to the target:
(Error -600 @ 0x0)
A required dynamic library could not be located.
The library isn't on the search path.
(Emulation package 6.0.504.3)
I am using CCSV7, Windows 10. For Beta Testing requested by Ki-Soo Lee, I installed this patch "ti_emupack_setup_6.0.504.3_win_32". The patch is to resolve CCSV7 crashing issue.
- kel
Hi,
I deleted my current CCS installation and installed a fresh copy of CCSV7 "ccs_setup_7.0.0.00043". I applied the fix for CCS crash by copying the DeviceIdentifier.dll fix to the "C:\ti\ccsv7\ccs_base\emulation\analysis\bin".
I installed a new copy of ble stack to be able to get a fresh copy of hid_emu_kbd_cc2650em_app and hid_emu_kbd_cc2650em_stack. I was able to build both projects with ARM Compiler Version 5.2.8. I encountered the same error after doing CCS->Debug. See, screenshot below.
A Windows 10 update happened recently. Using SmartRF Flash Programmer 2, I programmed both hex files to CC2650 Launchpad. I was able to pair the HID Keyboard, but the functionality does not work. Before, it works without problems.
- kel
Markel,
Thank you for reporting back your findings.
Markel Robregado said:Some activity in Windows change the CCS Connection to XDS100v3 USB Debug Probe. If I select the default which is XDS110 USB Debug Probe, I am able to do CCS->Debug.
Did you re-import those projects after reinstalling CCS and SDK? The default Connection type for cc2650em projects is set to XDS100v3 debug probe. Perhaps you changed it to XDS110 when you were previously working with it, but then if you reimported the example project again from the SDK directory then it would default back to XDS100v3. Could that be what happened?