but why I still have this issue according to your method?
What is root cause, hope getting it solved from the release.
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Forum Post: RE: How to import EDMA3 LLD example?
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Forum Post: Launching CCS5.5 from JAVA
As per my understanding , The below mentioned *.jar will help us to launch CCS4X from Java program :
" <INSTALL DIR>\ccsv4\eclipse\startup.jar "
However, I want to Launch CCS5.5 GUI for debugging, from my Java program. Is there any *.jar is required as mentioned
above to launch CCS5.5.
If there, please provide the *.jar or more information to do the above mentioned activity.
Thank you.
Mahesh
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Forum Post: RE: Project rebuilding takes excessively long
The latest problem I have is that large parts of my project are recompiled with *every* debug session, even if nothing was edited, i.e. no source files edited, no project settings changed. In fact, one of my largest projects are cleaned and compiled, only to be again recompiled in the same session, i.e. its compiled twice for the same debug session! What on earth is going on here??
If I just simply build this project it won't recompile these parts of the project, but as soon as I debug the recompilation occurs.
This is very frustrating...
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Forum Post: RE: CCS5.5.0+TMS320F28035+XDS100V1 debug.use “clock” to test the time of SFO().
[quote user="AartiG"]
[quote user="hai sun"]
result：
use "step into"，update_MepScaleFactor() test clock result 2723。
use "step over"，update_MepScaleFactor() test clock result138599。
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At which point in the code do you perform the "step into" or "step over"?
If you perform a "Step into" at the line where there is a function call, it will step into the function. If you perform a "step over" at the line where there is a function call, it will set a breakpoint at the next source line following that function call, and run to it. So basically it will run through the entire function and then halt at the line of code after it returns from that function. So the clock cycles will be dependent on exactly which instructions are being executed, and that could be different depending on what the step into and step over is doing.
Also see this page for alternate options: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Profiling_on_C28x_Targets
[/quote]Hi，AartiG.thanks for your reply.I know the differents between "step into" and "step over" just as what you have said.
I just "step over" and "step into"this function: update_MepScaleFactor().
just click "step over" once ,this function update_MepScaleFactor() is end.the result is 138599.
click "step into",we will go into update_MepScaleFactor() .And click "step into" until the function update_MepScaleFactor() is end.we get the result 2723.
does SFO() impact the result?
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Forum Post: RE: dm8148 emulation problem in ccsv5
I should mention that before launch debugging the board is at "u-boot TI_MIN".
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Forum Post: Compatibility problem F021 2.01.00 with HalcoGen 04.00.00
When using the F021 Flash API 2.01.00 I got the following error for different files:
error #16004-D: file
"../vendor/F021FlashAPI/F021_API_CortexR4_BE.lib<Read.WdService.obj>" has a
Tag_PCS_config attribute value of "1" that is different than one previously
seen ("0"); combining incompatible files
With F021 Flash API 2.00.01 I got no errors.
CCS 5.5.0
F021 API 2.01.00
HalCoGen 4.00.00
TMS570LS3137
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Forum Post: Code Composer Studio on Ubuntu 14.04
Is the MSP430 (MSP-EXP430G2) launchpad supported on CCS?
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 and Code Composer Studio Version: 5.5.0.00077. I was able to build without issues but debugging throws me the following error: MSP430: Error initializing emulator: No USB FET was found
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Forum Post: RE: unable to run a program in ccs6
After debugging it shows like this
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Forum Post: RE: ccs 3.3 kit connection problem with TMS320F28335/drivers error
[quote user="sandeep kumar9"]If I install ccs v6 , will the problem be solved.[/quote]
Windows 8.1 is officially supported by CCSv6.
[quote user="sandeep kumar9"]what about the drivers, I mean that I highlighted. Do I need to get advanced versions of that too. If yes please help me with that links.[/quote]
CCS comes with several drivers, including XDS100 (I assume you are using XDS100 judging by your screenshot).
ki
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Forum Post: RE: Webench and the TIDA-00056 for an H2S Sensor
Nicole
You should be able to change the ppm scale in the app itself. Let me know if you still have any questions.
/Ajinder
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Forum Post: RE: Software runs without debugger, but it does not with debugger
Biswal,
As Gautam mentioned, a screenshot would help. One clarification, though, is that connecting the debugger to a device that already has code running is just part of the debugging process - another important detail is to load symbols from a .out file, so the debugger is able to properly correlate the code on the device with the source code.
Some interesting insights can be seen at the page below:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Debugging_Boot_Issues
Given that address 0x0 is the start position of the Flash memory, it may indicate the device was reset at some point, which may indicate the core detected an invalid access to some registers/memory (via a GEL file) or the device in lock step could have detected an invalid halt to the core - but that one is just a pure guess, as I am not 100% familiar with TMS570 devices.
Hope this helps,
Rafael
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Forum Post: RE: INA193AIDBVT behavior with DC-blocking capacitors
Sira,
You need to tilt the dc level of the output so that it can swing +/- Vsine amplitude. For instance if you need
let's say +/-5V Vout Swing, this means you probably needs around 7V at the output dc or oeprating wise
so that your sine wave will swing from +2V to +12V. Without dc level at the output, your negative swing will
be eliminated because the output dc position is at 0V.
To be able to bias the dc level output, you need to bias the INPUT of the part which is currently at around
0V for both inputs. Thus Vout = Gain * (0V - 0V) = 0V.
I am not 100% familiar with this type of application as what kind of method best to bias the input, but it seems
the best is simply to insert a small resistor in between the inputs (after the blocking cap), then put a voltage
bias/dc as well as a fixed dc source to create differential voltage across the input. Alternatively, perhaps
you can try two resistor dividers to bias both inputs. Again, I am not 100% familiar with this type of apps, but
you simply need something to create differential input voltage so that the output dc level will be tilted up for the sine
wave swings up and down.
Herman
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Forum Post: RE: Device libraries for Altium Designer
Hi, I am looking for schematic and footprint libraries for some other but similar TI parts:
TPS63001
TPS61230
in Altium. If you have a full library with all TI power regulators that would be even more awesome as I generally use you regulators in my designs.
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Forum Post: RE: Launching CCS5.5 from JAVA
[quote user="mohankumar Siddalingappa"]Any help regarding wrt JNI or like mentioned above " startup.jar" from CCS4.x customised to CCS5.5 will be greatly appreiciated.[/quote]
Unfortunately the ability to launch the CCS GUI from a DSS Java application is no longer supported starting with CCSv5. It is due to changes in the way CCS can be launched via DSS. The ability to do this is now just supported via javascript. Sorry.
[quote user="mohankumar Siddalingappa"]
And also is it possible to have the different javascript to interact with same dubug session created
i.e. 1 say invoke> dss connect.js will only do the invoking of CCS IDE and dubug perspective. then connects target - the script ends ( but the GUI need not to be closed)
2. invoke>dss load.js will just load the program for the existing session created by connect.js
3. invoke>dss run.js which will run the target ( same session)
[/quote]
This is not supported... by default. But there is a good workaround. Check out the DSS Test Server Example:
.\ccsv5\ccs_base\scripting\examples\TestServer
It was originally intended as a way for people to send scripting commands to a remote running instance of DSS via TCP/IP. But people have also used it to be able to connect to an already running instance of DSS on the same PC. Check out the readme.txt in the TestServer directory.
ki
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Forum Post: RE: Code composer 5.5 is in Not Launching
I understand. Sorry for all the pains. Starting with CCSv4, we completely changed the software framework that CCS is built on. But be assured that that kind of change is very infrequent. In fact is really the only such change we made in the 14+ years of CCS existence.
Since JavaScript is the default supported language with DSS, I would recommend using that over any other language. You can be assured that we will always do our best to make sure it is supported and functionality is not removed for it.
[quote user="Manish Kumar10"]So it would help us if you can provide any solution for the problems we are facing because of CCS5.5.[/quote]
Unfortunately the ability to launch CCS GUI from DSS Java is no longer supported. See my post in a related thread:
http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/p/356751/1253426.aspx#1253426
Sorry.
ki
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Forum Post: RE: CC3200 Compiling issue
I was commenting on the apparent source of the linker error, which isn't specific to Cygwin. I couldn't update http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Mklib#MKS_or_Cygwin_tools_in_your_path to note that the same problem exists when Yagarto is present in the CCS build machine PATH - but TI can.
It's a real conundrum - how does one do a Cygwin (or MKS, or Yagarto) build from CCS when you are being told to change your build environment PATH to **not** use one or more Cygwin tool(s)?
CCS setup doesn't make changes in the build machine's PATH environment variable, so it would seem that CCS doesn't "require" anything CCS-specific from the PATH inherited from Windows. That being the case, and based on the symptoms, CCS may be appending path-to-tools etc., rather than prependingpath-to-tools etc., to the path when launching those tools. Don't know for a fact, but that is something TI could also consider looking at... if stepping-on "path to Cygwin" etc. is the only solution.
An end user could also write a command script/PowerShell script/console app to strip "offending" paths from the PATH used by CCS, leaving the Windows environment unchanged (and thereby maintaining the integrity of any non-CCS build environment) until a "fix" is found. I tried that "for grins" with Yagarto (after restoring it in the path), restarted everything, launched CCS "the new way" (command script that alters the PATH variable and launches CCS) and rebuild the project that I had tested with previously, and it now builds successfully with Yagarto in the inherited PATH. CCS builds. Yagarto builds. Life is good.
Good luck!
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Forum Post: RE: AM335x starterware debug issue
Thanks.
I can now reproduce the issue. Basically if a breakpoint is set anywhere before line 372, the issue occurs. It is an odd one. I also reproduced it with CCSv6. We are investigating...
ki
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Forum Post: RE: Unable to run OpenMP hello world. Using CGT 7.4.0
Which device and compiler version (not CCS version) are you using? Please be precise.
Thanks and regards,
-George
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Forum Post: RE: Can Code Composer Studio support Neon Intrinsic with ARM Cortex A
Please see the wiki article http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/How_to_create_GCC_projects_in_CCSv5 .
Thanks and regards,
-George
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Forum Post: RE: Incorrect operation of CCS profile clock when benchmarking F28027 floating-point math
David,
I have been able to reproduce this behavior and have submitted a bug report so it can be analyzed and addressed. The tracking # for this issue is SDSCM00050639. Feel free to track its status using the SDOWP link in my signature.
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