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Error -- No processor information found

I have a CCES 21469 project that is giving me this error message

Loading application: "E:\Research\uTTCOS_Backups\VDSP2013_TTCOSLibraryBuild\ADSP21469Specific\SHARC21469_uTTCOS2013_LibBuilder\Debug\SHARC21469_uTTCOS2013_LibBuilder.dxe"

No processor information found; assuming ADSP-21469.

Load complete.

The board has existing code that flashes the LEDS -- when I download the code -- the flash temporarily stops -- indicating that something is happening over the emulator -- but then the flashing restarts

I have break points in the code -- but they don't get reached -- indicating to me that the code is not really running.

I can download other projects to the boaard -- no problems

I have cleaned rebuilt, rebooted HPUSB-ICE and board and then the whole system

I can force the project to ask me about hooking up to the board -- select processor and emulator

I even went and changed the main to be this

#include <stdio.h>

void main(void) {

    printf("Hi there\n");

}

No luck.

This was an imported original VDSP project -- so I think I will just delete the CCES port directories -- reboot the system and reconvert it

However, before I do that -- anything you would like me to examine

  • Hi Mike,

    Can you check the timestamp on the DXE file, to make sure it has actually been rebuilt by the CCES tools, and you are not loading the VisualDSP++ produced DXE file? Perhaps the build under CCES failed, but the VisualDSP++ DXE is still there. The error suggests a problem reading the debug information, which would be the case if a VisualDSP++ DXE were loaded.

    If the DXE has been rebuild by CCES, can you try putting it through the elf2elf.exe utility, and see if the resultant DXE file loads ok?

    Thanks,

    Craig.

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