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CCS: How to open multiple tabs in the same memory browser view

Ramsey
Genius 12025 points

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I'm using CCS 8. I have a memory browser view. I would like to open multiple tabs in the same view. How to do this?

Clicking on the toolbar icon Open New View, creates a whole new instance of a memory browser. I want to use the same instance because I have my instance pinned to the current processor. I'm on a multi-processor device, and I have one memory browser view for each processor.

Thanks,
~Ramsey

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    TI__Guru**** 161575 points

    Ramsey,

    The memory browser does not support having multiple tabs within a view.  You can have as many views as you want and you can pin 1 or more of them to each core.

    You could do something like this where you have one set of views pinned to core A and then another set of views pinned to core B.

    Many years ago there was a "Memory" view in CDT that allowed you to have multiple memory monitors within the same view.

    Regards,

    John

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    TI__Genius 12025 points
    John,

    Bummer, that the memory browser no longer has this feature. Any chance it can be added in a future release? Its much nicer layout for one memory browser with multiple tabs.

    "Many years ago CDT had this feature". Wow, seems like only last month I was using this. Time flies.

    Thanks,
    ~Ramsey
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    TI__Guru**** 161575 points
    Ramsey,

    I am not aware of any plans for Eclipse to change that. I went back as far as CCSv6.2 and it was still the same layout as today. I think the memory monitor thing might require going back to CCE.

    Regards,
    John