Part Number: CC1310
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ENERGYTRACE
Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
I copied my source files from a local git repo on one computer to another as I've done twice a day for a week or two, with workspaces on the two systems that link over to local git repos. I did a "clean project" and "build project" to inform the second computer's session that the files may have changed and then a "debug as CCS debug session" for the umpteenth time. Almost immediately the red square "terminate" icon appeared but the "resume" arrow did not appear in green and no download/flash to the target had taken place.
I've now torn files out of the repo and stripped it down to nothing (deleting the project with prejudice[i.e. yes, zap the linked-to files 'cause i've got a copy of them], then reverting to old .cproject, .ccsproject, .project files, removing the .launches and Debug directory, re-importing the CCS project from the fully scrubed local repo, stopping/restarting CCS every step of the way, all multiple times. I don't seem to be able to find the right size boot to kick CCS with to get it back into a state that will allow me to normally build/download/debug my program. My active build configuration hasn't changed: still "debug" as it had been. EnergyTrace auto-launch is not enabled. System is fully patched Ubuntu 18.04 4.15.0-43-generic kernel system PC has I7-8700K/16GB RAM/Toshiba M.2 SSD. CCS version: 8.1.0.00011 }
Should I really consider expunging CCS from my computer, reinstalling it, reinstalling Simplelink 2.20 and the XDC tools, reloading/building an RTOS example and then re-importing my fully scrubbed repo as the next hail mary pass to overcome this situation? This is a bit of a silly question because unless one of you dedicated souls is at the ready on a Sunday with very fast fingers I'll have tried this while waiting to hear from you ("for next time, or the sake of others", except I'm H O S E D today with two of the four hours I could afford for this specific piece of work already poured down the drain and the completely tear down/restart will fill in the other hours).
Could there be a simple solution, like deleting magic file xyz/abc/pdq from within the ti install or workspace file tree that would give me relief?
And what I'm really eager to know is what, exactly, would cause the download/flash to be skipped and the terminate icon to be enabled but not the resume icon? What does a "debug session" mean without the resume icon enabled?
