Getting Started with the TASKING VX-toolset for C166

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Getting Started with the TASKING VX-toolset for C1663. Save the file.4. Build your project.To be able to debug, it is essential that your project has been built properly!All steps required above are demonstrated in Chapter 2, Setting up a Project.3.1.2. Create a Debug ConfigurationBefore you can debug a project, you need a Debug launch configuration. Such a configuration, identifiedby a name, contains all information about the debug project: which debugger is used, which project isused, which binary debug file is used, which perspective is used, ... and so forth.When you created your project, you already have a default launch configuration for the TASKING simulatorand if you used the Target Board Configuration wizard in Section 2.7, Configuring the Target, you alsohave a default debug launch configuration for your target board. At any time you can change thisconfiguration or create a custom debug configuration.For details on creating or changing a debug configuration, refer to section Creating a Customized DebugConfiguration in Chapter Using the Debugger of the TASKING VX-toolset for C166 User Guide.3.2. Start a Debug Session1. From the Run menu select Debug.Alternatively you can click thebutton in the main toolbar.The TASKING Debug perspective is associated with a TASKING Embedded C/C++ Application.Because the TASKING C/C++ perspective is still active, Eclipse asks to open the TASKING Debugperspective.2. Optionally, enable the option Remember my decision and click Yes.The debug session is launched. This may take a few seconds.30
Debugging your Application• The Debug view shows your running application. Because of the settings in the debug configuration,execution has suspended at the first instruction in the function main().• The Editor view shows the C source files of your application and shows the line where the executionhas suspended.• The Variables view shows the variables in your application; in this case int i.3.3. Stepping through the ApplicationAt this moment your application is executing but suspended on the function main(). This means the Cstartup code has been executed already. From this point, you can step through your application whileinspecting what happens.1. From the Run menu, select Step Into, or press F5, or click on the Step Into button ( ) in the Debugview.The highlight in the Edit view moves to the next statement.In the Variables view, you can inspect the value of the variable i. It is now set to 1.2. Press F5 again.31
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