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Code Composer version 4.1.3:
It would be great if the debugger remembered the last format selected for each variable name.
In the 'Local' tab the default format is Natural. This is a pain. With everytime you load an application to debug, you have to change the variable format [for each variable] from Natural to Decimal or Hex - as required.
Can anyone suggest a solution or workaround?
Peter
Peter,
The hover over should display values for locals as along as you are within scope of the function that contains that local. I haven't seen or heard of issues with hovering not working. Could you please provide more details?
Aarti, keeping in mind hover over only works when a stack or register variable is in scope, there are parts of the code where it works and other parts where it does not work. Where it works and does not work is consistent for a build of code. Meaning, if you change the code, recompile and load that's a different build of code. My application is probably larger then most, using about 110k bytes of flash. The micro is a MSP430F5438 and Code Composer is version 4.1.3.
As I'm debugging I'm trying to see when it works and when it does not work. Will post more when I know more - ie when have done more debugging. Writing a new chunk of code over next few days. Then after a few days of debugging say mid next week I can more clearly define the problem.
Pushed the hover over out to a new thread. see hover over
Marked this thread as verified given the raised issue has been given a defect number.
Peter,
According to the bug report, this implementation will be available in release 4.2.2.
Regards,
Rafael
Sure, read that in SDOWP. When is the version due for release? Not looking to hold you to a date.
Hello,
This defect will be fixed in the next v4 update (4.2.2). 4.2.2 release is scheduled for the end of the month.
Thanks
ki