all works fine , after a while (could
be even 1 hour) i can't see any more
LOG_printf in the RTA Msg log
panel.
i placed a breakpoint in the IDL
function and it is running.
any explenation?
Thanks,
Nir.
Reply by Mike Dunn●December 7, 20042004-12-07
Hello Nir,
Your problem may not be this easy, but...
Are you set up for a circular buffer?? If your buffer is 'fixed',
logging will terminate when it is full.
mikedunn
Nir Drang <n...@scopus.net>
wrote:
Hi,
maybe someone can help me on this
one.
i call the LOG_printf every ~30ms
.
all works fine , after a while (could
be even 1 hour) i can't see any more
LOG_printf in the RTA Msg log
panel.
i placed a breakpoint in the IDL
function and it is running.
any explenation?
Thanks,
Nir.
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when i halt the processor i can see the LOG_printfs that i
couldn't see in runtime.
again IDL loop is called.
Nir.
-----Original Message----- From: Mike Dunn
[mailto:m...@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004
18:33 To: Nir Drang; 'C6x' (E-mail) Subject:
Re: [c6x] LOG_printf
Hello Nir,
Your problem may not be this easy, but...
Are you set up for a circular buffer?? If your buffer is 'fixed',
logging will terminate when it is full.
mikedunn
Nir Drang <n...@scopus.net>
wrote:
Hi,
maybe someone can help me on this
one.
i call the LOG_printf every ~30ms
.
all works fine , after a while (could
be even 1 hour) i can't see any more
LOG_printf in the RTA Msg log
panel.
i placed a breakpoint in the IDL
function and it is running.
any explenation?
Thanks,
Nir.
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I am not sure what the problem is - if the data is in the buffer CCS
'should' read it. The info below may help to change the symptom
or give a clue.
You are calling LOG_printf every 30 secs - do you log a single entry at
this time?? [ie, If the log fails to update after an hour, there would
only be 120 entries logged]
Have you slowed down the host refresh rate??
Do some of the TI examples run and update continuously?? [like the volume4
tutorial]
Do you have any "stdio printf's" in your code?? [the answer should be
no]
Which c6x processor and version of CCS are you using??
mikedunn
Nir Drang <n...@scopus.net>
wrote:
Hi Mike,
yeah i do set up for circular.
when i halt the processor i can see the LOG_printfs that i
couldn't see in runtime.
again IDL loop is called.
Nir.
-----Original Message----- From: Mike Dunn
[mailto:m...@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004
18:33 To: Nir Drang; 'C6x' (E-mail) Subject:
Re: [c6x] LOG_printf
Hello Nir,
Your problem may not be this easy, but...
Are you set up for a circular buffer?? If your buffer is 'fixed',
logging will terminate when it is full.
mikedunn
Nir Drang <n...@scopus.net>
wrote:
Hi,
maybe someone can help me on this
one.
i call the LOG_printf every ~30ms
.
all works fine , after a while (could
be even 1 hour) i can't see any more
LOG_printf in the RTA Msg log
panel.
i placed a breakpoint in the IDL
function and it is running.
any explenation?
Thanks,
Nir.
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Usually the LOG messages, as well as the CPU performance graph and
other RTDX stop showing when the DSP is close to 100% utilization. Check if the
CPU graph is still working or not when the problem appears.
Pablo
-----Mensaje original----- De: Nir Drang
[mailto:n...@scopus.net] Enviado el: martes, 07 de diciembre de 2004
17:37 Para: Mike Dunn; 'C6x' (E-mail) Asunto:
RE: [c6x] LOG_printf
Hi Mike,
yeah i do set up for circular.
when i halt the processor i can see the LOG_printfs that i
couldn't see in runtime.
again IDL loop is called.
Nir.
-----Original Message----- From: Mike Dunn
[mailto:m...@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004
18:33 To: Nir Drang; 'C6x' (E-mail) Subject:
Re: [c6x] LOG_printf
Hello Nir,
Your problem may not be this easy, but...
Are you set up for a circular buffer?? If your buffer is 'fixed',
logging will terminate when it is full.
mikedunn
Nir Drang <n...@scopus.net>
wrote:
Hi,
maybe someone can help me on this
one.
i call the LOG_printf every ~30ms
.
all works fine , after a while (could
be even 1 hour) i can't see any more
LOG_printf in the RTA Msg log
panel.
i placed a breakpoint in the IDL
function and it is running.
any explenation?
Thanks,
Nir.
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