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    • System Workbench jumps over commands?!

    Posted by ulix on 2018-01-07 12:35

    Hi,
    i'm trying to fix a problem I have, but don't know how.
    Somehow when working on a code, a function-call is not executed in the while loop, when I set there a breakpoint, executions stops a line after!
    When I use the step-by-step button, every command in my code is executed, but not this one I have problems with. Compiling and so brings no errors. And I was able to execute this command a few days back.

    I noticed that the function is with grey underlay, the other functions dont have this.

    How can I fix this? I think this might be some accidental configuration...

    Thank you

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    Posted by LaurentL on 2018-01-08 13:35

    What do you mean by "grey underlay" ?
    Is it the background color that is grey ?
    If yes, it means it is not compiled and so won't be executed.
    You have changed something like a #define.
    Is the function around "#ifdef SOMETHING" and you changed the preprocessor #define removing or renaming SOMETHING ?

    Rgds,
    Laurent


         Posted by ulix on 2018-01-08 23:31

    Hi Laurent,

    thank you very much for your reply. You are right, the function has a grey background colour.

    But there is no #ifdef and #define is ok. This Function I want to execute again is: Read_raw_Data, and where this function is defined, there are a lot of other functions which work correctly.

         Posted by LaurentL on 2018-01-09 13:31

    Hi,

    Can you check the optimizations ?
    In prj properties, c compiler optim, set them to -0 (None) if not already the case.

    Then, i don't know, is there a header file not included.
    Is there a warning when compiling ?
    Or is it a function not used anymore because you renamed it ?

    Without seeing the code, we can't investigate more.
    You have to find why it is greyed out.

    Rgds,
    Laurent


         Posted by ulix on 2018-01-13 12:26

    Hi laurent,
    thank you very much, I got the error! The *.h file was not fully included!
    Thank you