CCS/CC2652R: Debugging with several referneced projects

Hello,

N3xus132 said:

Now I have the problem that I am not able to set breakpoints because CCS tells that there is no associated code available.

I assume you had a source file open in the editor and tried to set a breakpoint in a source line. If that is the case, then the issue is that the debugger was unable to associate that source file with the debug symbols you loaded to the debugger for the code on the target.

This issue has many potential root causes. And without more details, it is difficult to provide any suggestions. Some potential causes:

-debug symbols are not loaded

-the source file in question is in a different location than what the debugger is expecting

-symbols were not built with debug symbol generation

-code optimization was enabled, which optimized that part of the code out

In my experience, the second option is the most common. A useful tool in this case is the Modules view. This allows you to inspect the debug symbols. Use this view to find if the source file in question is listed. If so, see where the debug symbols is looking for the file. Try to open it from the debug view.

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Thanks

ki

Hello,
I haven’t heard back from you, hence this issue is being closed. If you wish to continue the discussion, please post a reply with an update below (or create a new thread).

Thanks,
ki

Hello,

I now checked what you said and you are right, the debug symbols for these sub-projects are not loaded. To clarify: There are 5 CCS Projects that are compiled and output to libraries. These libraries are linked to the main CCS project. How can I now add the debug symbols to my project so that I can also debug in these libraries? Or is there maybe no way to do so?

Thanks, Armin