CCStudio Debug brings target debugging for Texas Instruments devices into VS Code with a live Memory view and Disassembly view.
Features
Debug toolchain installer — installs and registers the debug toolchain (OpenOCD, LLDB, and device support) needed to connect to your TI device
Memory view — inspect device memory while debugging with continuous refresh and symbol resolution toggles
Disassembly view — step through disassembled instructions alongside your source code during a debug session
Debug toolchain path setting — point CCStudio at an existing debug toolchain installation instead of installing a new one
Usage
Install the debug toolchain from the CCStudio Get Started view, or run CCS Debug: Browse Debug Toolchain Path if you already have one installed.
Start a debug session on your project from the CCStudio Projects view (CCStudio Project: Debug Project).
Open the Memory panel to inspect device memory or the Disassembly view to step through instructions.
Commands
CCS Debug: Browse Debug Toolchain Path — set the debug toolchain path
CCS Memory: Refresh — refresh the Memory view
CCS Memory: Enable/Disable Continuous Refresh — toggle continuous refresh of the Memory view
CCS Memory: Show/Hide Symbols — toggle symbol resolution in the Memory view
Settings
ccs-debug.debugToolchainPath — path to the debug toolchain root directory
Requirements
This extension works together with the following companion extensions, which are installed automatically when the CCStudio for VS Code extension is installed:
CCStudio for VS Code (ccstudio) — CCStudio activity bar panel and package manager integration
CCStudio Project (ccstudio-project) — project management and builds
