Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
I'm using CCS 9.0.1.00004. Our custom project is based on the ti-rtos simple_peripheral example project from the simplelink_cc13x2_26x2_sdk_3_10_00_53 SDK.
We have a custom Bluetooth service that is added to the device profile via the CustomService_AddService() function, which is prototyped and defined in custom_service.h and custom_service.c respectively. This function is called by custom_profile.c, which is a modified and renamed version of the simple_peripheral.c source file the example project started with.
I was trying to find where that CustomService_AddService() function was being called, so I used Ctrl-H to bring up the Search dialog and did a C/C++ Search for the function name. It found the definition in its source file, and the function prototype in the header file; it did NOT find where the function was actually called, in custom_profile.c. I found it manually, and even tried to search for it by copying the name from the file, which is definitely part of the project, as I was staring at it, and made sure it's not some issue of search scope or case sensitivity etc. Does not find it.
If I use the File Search tab to search the project, however, it finds everything from before, plus the call to it that I'm staring at. But the C/C++ Search doesn't find it, even though it has to be in the active code because I can build the project, load it onto the board, connect with a Bluetooth device, and interact with that very service. So, what is with the C/C++ search? Is it broken? Should I not use it? It's making me nervous that something in my project isn't set up properly, and parts of CCS are ignoring source files.
