User`s guide

delete
Purpose Remove debug points in addresses or source files in CCS
Syntax delete(cc,addr,'type')
delete(cc,addr,'type',timeout)
delete(cc,addr)
delete(cc,filename,line,
'type')
delete(cc,filename,line,
'type',timeout)
delete(cc,filename,line)
delete(cc,
'all')
delete(cc,
'all','break',timeout)
Description delete(cc,addr,'type') removes a debug point located at the memory
address identified by
addr for your processor digital signal proce ssor.
Object
cc identifies which processor has the debug point to delete.
CCSprovidesseveraltypesofdebugpointsspecified by
type.Tolearn
more about the behavior of the variousdebuggingpointsrefertoyour
CCS documentation. Options for
type include the following to rem ove
breakpoints and probe points:
•
'break' — removes a breakpoi n t. This is the de fa u lt.
•
''—sameas'break'.
•
'probe' — removes a probe point.
When you use it,
delete operates in blocking mode, meaning that
after you issue the
delete command, you do not regain control in
the MATLAB environment until the delete operation is completed
successfully — you are blocked from further processing.
delete waits
for the period defined by either
timeout or cc.timeout.Ifthedelete
operation does not get completed within the specified time period,
delete returns an error and control.
Unlike deleting break and probe points in CCS, you cannot enter
addr
as a C function name, valid C expression, or a symbol name.
When the type you specify does not match the debug point type at the
selected location, or no debug point exists, Embedded IDE Link CC
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