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Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
I am not getting any debug symbols in my project. Just started using CCS 8 (I have been using CCS 6 for several years), and made sure I have all the upgrades. I just created a project to do a small test, took the defaults. When I load, free run, and then suspend the code, it shows exactly the line number where it should be but I get the message (no symbols defined). Even if I just load and step one instruction, there are no symbols.. Shouldn't a create project default to debug symbols? How do I fix this? Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Steve
Hi Steve,
Can you provide the small test project you created? Assuming you don't have any linked files or other outside dependencies, you can just zip up the whole project folder and attach it to this thread.
Thanks
ki
Thanks. The program seems to run fine for me and I have full source debug visibility. I tried this with CCSv9.2 and CCSv8.3.1.
Can you provide a screenshot of the CCS IDE when you get the message?
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ki
Thanks Steve. I see the issue. It is something specific to the application. I will need to loop in the device experts.
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ki
Glad that you see the issue, Ki. Please let me know if you need any other info from me.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi Steve,
I recreate this problem. It is really strange. I use an TI example to test. In free run mode, it work well. but in debug mode it doesn't work.
Have you meet this problem when using CCSV6? If not, it may have some problem with our MSP debug stack.
Eason
Hi Eason,
I have had no problems using CCSV6 in the past, and have built several products using it. I had to install V8 to support the newer MSP430 launchpad (MSP‑EXP430G2ET) which V6 doesnt seem to recognize. Please let me know if you need any additional info.
Thank you,
Steve
Hi Steve,
Thank you for your feedback. I need to consult the related expert to find the root reason. It may take some days.
Eason
Thanks Eason! That is some optimization, I assumed that since an interrupt routine was defined that it would need symbols. Thanks again, Steve