CCS/PROCESSOR-SDK-AM335X: Labels of objects are not shown in the ROV window.

As an update...  do further research with these code fragments (and leaving the CFG settings in place, whatever they are)

This does NOT work.

Int main() {
    Task_Handle flashtask;
    Task_Params flashParams;
    Error_Block flashErrorBlock;

    char flashTaskName[12] = "Flash";

    Error_init(&flashErrorBlock);
    Task_Params_init(&flashParams);
    flashParams.priority = 6;
    flashParams.instance->name = flashTaskName;
    flashtask = Task_create(FlashTask, &flashParams, &flashErrorBlock);
    if (flashtask == NULL) {
        UARTprintf("Network Task_create() failed!\n");
        BIOS_exit(0);
    }

But apparently this does.

char flashTaskName[12] = "Flash";

Int main() {
    Task_Handle flashtask;
    Task_Params flashParams;
    Error_Block flashErrorBlock;
    Error_init(&flashErrorBlock);

    Task_Params_init(&flashParams);
    flashParams.priority = 6;
    flashParams.instance->name = flashTaskName;
    flashtask = Task_create(FlashTask, &flashParams, &flashErrorBlock);
    if (flashtask == NULL) {
        UARTprintf("Network Task_create() failed!\n");
        BIOS_exit(0);
    }

Alternately, this also works:

Int main() {
    Task_Handle flashtask;
    Task_Params flashParams;
    Error_Block flashErrorBlock;

static char flashTaskName[12] = "Flash";

    Error_init(&flashErrorBlock);
    Task_Params_init(&flashParams);
    flashParams.priority = 6;
    flashParams.instance->name = flashTaskName;
    flashtask = Task_create(FlashTask, &flashParams, &flashErrorBlock);
    if (flashtask == NULL) {
        UARTprintf("Network Task_create() failed!\n");
        BIOS_exit(0);
    }

So, I have no idea why this would be designed that one would work, and the other doesn't. One is on the stack, one is on the heap, the third is also in the heap) but both never go out of scope.

The implications of dynamically declaring a C++ object on the stack vs "new"-ing off the heap creates all kinds of problems.  No one thinks these things through?? 

On the other hand,  I can only get the "classic" ROV to work anyway.  For the "other" (the one that is a grid icon) ROV, I get this:

I did a search, and there is NO file named "xdc.rov.monserver" anywhere in the XDC_3_32...  directories.  So apparently TI won't give you one.  

I downloaded and installed packages per the tutorials that are on-line.  So I have no idea where it would be.

Where do I get this file?  Did TI even make one for this version of XDC? 

(Do I mark this as "resolved my issue"?   I guess so.  I'll have to solve the ROV problem somewhere else)