7. Debug¶
This chapter describes the Code Composer Studio™ debug environment. It describes how to create, manage and launch the debugger, and also the features available for debugging the environment.
- 7.1. Debug Overview
- 7.2. Configuring the Debugger
- 7.3. Launching a debug session
- 7.4. Debugging the application
- 7.4.1. After Launch
- 7.4.2. Debug View
- 7.4.3. Registers View
- 7.4.4. Disassembly View
- 7.4.5. Memory View
- 7.4.6. GEL Files View
- 7.4.7. Debug Output View
- 7.4.8. GEL Output View
- 7.4.9. Debug Console View
- 7.4.10. Serial Console View
- 7.4.11. Scripting Console View
- 7.4.12. RTOS Objects View
- 7.4.13. Modules View
- 7.4.14. Graph View
- 7.4.15. Breakpoints
- 7.4.16. Profile Clock
- 7.4.17. Memory Map
- 7.4.18. Data File Formats
- 7.5. Advanced Debugging Topics
- 7.6. Trace
- 7.7. The General Extension Language (GEL)
- 7.7.1. GEL Grammar
- 7.7.2. Built-in GEL Functions
- 7.7.3. GEL Macros
- 7.7.4. Loading and Unloading GEL Files
- 7.7.5. Adding GEL Files to a Target Configuration
- 7.7.6. Moving GEL Initialization to Production Code
- 7.7.7. Adding GEL Functions to the GEL Menu Using Keywords
- 7.7.8. GEL Functions: Alphabetical List
- 7.8. Scripting
- 7.9. Legacy Scripting (DSS)
- 7.9.1. Prerequisites
- 7.9.2. Environment Setup and Running a JavaScript
- 7.9.3. Examples
- 7.9.4. DSS API
- 7.9.5. Target Configuration
- 7.9.6. Exception Handling
- 7.9.7. Using GEL
- 7.9.8. Multiple Debug Sessions for Multi-core Debug
- 7.9.9. Logging
- 7.9.10. Other Supported Languages
- 7.9.11. Download
- 7.9.12. Training