Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hello,
Which method do CCS and Uniflash (supposing the same for both) use to verify that the running executable is actually the pointed .out ?
Are there other methods you can suggest me to confirm that ? (e.g. downloading the memory in a particular format and performing some comparison)
Thanks ahead.
_MM_ said:Which method do CCS and Uniflash (supposing the same for both) use to verify that the running executable is actually the pointed .out ?
When a program is loaded, CCS (and UniFlash) usually does some verification of the loaded program, to see if it matches the expected results based on the contents of the *.out file. The type of verification done can be specified in the debugger options:
The default verification done is "Fast verification", which is a partial check (like a quick sanity check). This verification is usually enough in most cases. However, "Full verification" can be enabled. This is a thorough (full) check of everything.
If verification fails, then a Data Verification Error will occur.
Note that you can also manually do a verification via 'Run -> Load -> Verify Program'
Thanks
ki
