Debug and Status of Variables

[Rodo55]

Hello,

I am using CodeWarreior V6.1 Build 7285-29Oct07 with a DEMOQE board running a MC9S08QE8 MCU and I'm not sure if I have the options set for it to see data in Debug Mode. I don't have any trouble downloading or running my programs but I don't see the data variables or registers changing when I look at them in debug mode.

Interface is: USB HC08 Multi Link USB

Port is: DEMOQE on USB1 (Autodetected)

It connects and resets just fine when I download the program. I have to power cycle with the power switch to get the program to run but I think that's normal?

LED PTC5 blinks like it's supposed to and when I press switch PTA2, LEDs PTC0 and PTC1 toggle. So I know the program is running.

I've made sure the Debug is enabled on the chip but it doesn't seem to be working.

When I go to the window "Data1" and look at PTCD data bits they do not change. I have change the "Mode" from Automatic to Periodical with a 1*100 ms rate. But it didn't have any effect.

I searched the CodeWarrior and 8 Bit threads but I don't see any solutions. I also tried using the "Help" section of the debugger but everything it suggested didn't work.

Does anyone have any idea's?

Thanks in advance,

Rodo

[Sam_1979]

Hi, Rodo

   I also met the same problem, and did not find solution yet..............

   Some other debug tool works well.

[CrasyCat]

Hello

There might be something wrong in your setup.

I would recommend you to submit a service request for that.

Click here to submit a service request.

Make sure to attach a reproducible project and installed product information to the service request.
To generate the required information:
- Start CodeWarrior
- Open the project
- Select "Help" -> "Pack and Go" and follow instructions on the screen.

Attach the generated .zip file to the SR.

CrasyCat

[Rodo55]

Sorry, I should have posted this earlier.

I did an un-install and re-install of CW and it works fine now.

I'm running on a Vista PC so I don't know if something installed wrong the first time or not.

Now when I hit the green arrow in debug mode my program takes right off. I don't have to power cycle the board anymore to get the program to run, just punch the green arrow and away it goes, just like it's supposed too.

Thanks,

Rodo