Open and Closed Issues for TASKING Embedded Debugger v1.0r3Log in

Open Issues

This is a list of currently open issues for the TASKING Embedded Debugger v1.0r3. The list may include issues found in later releases, whether such issues also appear in this release has not always been verified yet. See below for the list of closed issues. The list of fixed issues for v1.0r3 is included in the release notes of the product.

Problems

IDSummary
DBG-215 Debugger crashes when fast single stepping is used
DBG-252 Debugger shows empty heap
DBG-254 Unexpected results for multi-core source level stepping
DBG-257 Errors occur when blink_aurix example is used with the wrong board
DBG-263 Example fssdemo in simulator does not run as expected
DBG-266 Example "whets" cannot be paused or halted in the simulator
DBG-284 Script debugger option "run_to_main" of $download(...) does not work
DBG-285 Application may run past main() upon debugger launch if processor initially running
DBG-287 Expressions view always reverts to the default expression format after single stepping
DBG-288 Debugger stops before PCP error on a PRAM partition check
DBG-290 Debugger Variables view has no feature to show (s)fract type variables
DBG-293 FSS support does not work for TriCore and PCP at the same time
DBG-306 Resource out of sync error will not go away
DBG-338 Data breakpoints do not work when MCDS debugging is used
DBG-390 Adding a TASKING Breakpoint not possible
DBG-397 A project created with MIL linking cannot be debugged
DBG-419 Problem related to access of non-readable SFR memory ranges
DBG-471 Multi-core debugging not compliant to DAS driver version 7.2.0

Closed Issues

This is a list of issues that have been closed with a resolution other than fixed. This list contains issues that will not be fixed, issues that appeared to be not a problem and/or issues that could not be reproduced. The list of fixed issues for v1.0r3 is not shown here, it is included in the release notes of the product.

Won't Fix

IDSummary
DBG-291 Incorrect behavior involving mirrored memory ranges

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