Debugging with XCOMMON?

[Interactive_Matter]

Hi,

I am trying to debug the ap_led_tile in the XDE (did I tell you that I love this way of debugging).
Unfortunately I cannot inspect the code or set breakpoints since the code is already built with maximum optimization and no debug information:

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XCC_FLAGS = -O3 -g -report 

Is there a way to inculde the debug output into the binary to debug it in XDE? I tried it the dump way and just got the error 'multiple target patterns':

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../../xcommon/module_xcommon/build/Makefile.common:528: *** multiple target patterns.  Stop

This is presumably because the <name>.d files in the build directory confuse xmake??

Is there a debug configuration in xcommon? and how do I use it?

Thanks

Marcus

[Interactive_Matter]

Oh,

solved it myself by poking around:

setting the compiler options in the Makefile to the following solved it completely without problems:

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XCC_FLAGS = -O0 -g -report 

I used the compiler options of the default eclipse build and the -MMD options are generating the .d files, which caused the probelm. Those files seem to contain the dependency information which is handled differently in xcommon (I think).

Now I can simply start the program in debugger (now I have to switch of the watchdig - since it cannot distiguish between a break point and a crash ;) )

Sorry for disturbing you. But perhaps it helps somebody else.

Marcus