[quote user="Rick Kimball"]I'm having problems with undefined variables with my c++ template code that happens to create really long symbol names.[/quote]
The MSP430 gcc development team is already aware of this issue and is presently working on a fix.
Thanks and regards,
-George
I'm still not clear on what is occurring. Is the following description correct? You are executing under control of CCS and you are stopped at a breakpoint. For some reason CCS does not display any C source code which corresponds to the current location.
Thanks and regards,
-George
I filed a question with the MSP430 gcc development team. I hope to hear back in a few days.
Thanks and regards,
-George
Yes, this is a Grace project. I just wish it were more obvious that the normal CCS settings would be overwritten.
For the record, in a Grace project, the stack size is set in:
XDCTools -> System - >Program - >Runtime Sizes.
I have updated the code to:
p1 = ((p & 3) == 3) ? 1 : 0; p2 = ((p & 12) == 12) ? 1 : 0;
That doesn't add any more instruction so I would be fine.
My current compilation options are: -on2 -o3 -mt -s -al -mw
To add a little more information. The Mac OS X seems to see the XDS200 as a modem. I have seen this issue in the past with Linux systems as well.
[quote user="Ki-Soo Lee"]
[quote user="Alex Smagin"]What about reveciving data from device. How to get stdout and data sent to file? CCS does it via cio section in memory. Why does this way not work with uniflash?[/quote]
This is a limitation of DSS.
http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/347365.aspx
[/quote]
I need to correct my comment. I got confused with cin.
You can use the DSS beginCIOLogging and endCIOLogging APIs to stream cio stdout to a file. Both APIs can be found in the doc for the DebugSession class.
Wang Hua,
您尚未完成注册，故此无法使用WEBENCH。
请访问如下页面并完成注册（尚需公司名，联系地址及电话）：
https://focus.ti.com/myti/docs/updateprofile.tsp?sectionId=404&tabId=1889
谢谢！
Does your program have valid code at address 0x33B70E?
Is there a tracking number for that issue?
Hi Gil,
You can use the Hex Converstion utility (hex2000) that comes with the code generation tools (located in: <CCSv3 INSTALL DIR>\C2000\cgtools\bin)
For details on the utility and how to use it, see Section 12 of:
http://www.ti.com/general/docs/lit/getliterature.tsp?baseLiteratureNumber=spru513&fileType=pdf
Thanks
ki
This case hinges on floating-point rounding of IEEE-32 values. This issue is still under investigation. In the meantime, you can avoid the rounding issue by using 64-bit long double arithmetic:
int32 test = (int32((8192.0L*262144)-1)
Patricio,
If you have a direct TI sales or engineering support contact, they may request the unencrypted PSpice model for you. If you do not have a direct TI contact, please follow the directions in the post listed below:
http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/webench_design_center/f/234/t/36943.aspx
Britt
It is also possible you are experiencing a Windows crash bug that got much discussion on this forum back in 2010. The resolution to this bug is discussed here. Feel free to scan back through the thread to see the discussion. The main point for you is that your ARM compiler version (not the CCS version) needs to be at least 4.6.4. I hope this is a practical step for you.
Thanks and regards,
-George
Hi,
I'm having the same issue - webench does not allow me to proceed and it gives me an error - please enter a valid email address.
Can someone assist?
thanks
regards, Ranjeet
Hi Michael,
Can you send me (dien.mac@ti.com) your email address and the design # that you want to open?
I will look into it to see why it fails.
Regards
Dien Mac
WEBENCH Design Center
Jim,
Actually, you want to pull the PSpice model that is in the product folder. Unzip the file and use the OPA2604.lib file. It can be imported into LTSpice by following the directions from the LTSpice users forum. LTSpice will automatically create a symbol for it as well, but you will want to keep track of the pins:
NON-INVERTING INPUT - Pin 1
INVERTING INPUT - Pin 2
POSITIVE POWER SUPPLY - Pin 3
NEGATIVE POWER SUPPLY - Pin 4
OUTPUT - Pin 5
This is documented in the .lib file header as well.
This .lib file is unencrypted and can be used directly from the .zip file.
Britt
[quote user="David Littell"]I'm now getting tons of warnings and errors about all sorts of things being redefined. [/quote]
If they are linker errors coming from the linker cmd file, it may be because of the old way of importing the tconf generated linker command file. That was common in v3 and earlier but starting with v4, it was auto included so you can remove that reference in the cmd file. An example of removing the reference is showed mid-way down this wiki:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Importing_CCSv3_Projects_into_CCSv4
After figure 6.
[quote user="David Littell"]Is all this an artifact of trying to make the leap from CCS 3.2+ to CCS6?[/quote]
The entire project management system changed starting from v4. It certainly caused a lot of headaches. Any v3 project migration of any complexity has a lot of pains, especially if it uses BIOS.
Hi George,
I did obtain another copy of the file I needed. It would be good if Ti could post the while tool set. There are some of use that still use "lots" of 2407's and need to make changes once in a while.
Thanks,
Bob
Hi Danish
Sorry that didn't work. Best resort to fresh reinstall do you think?
Karl
