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This page contains TriCore Inspector tips & tricks from our customer support staff.
The TASKING TriCore Inspector is a product which allows you to ascertain whether compilation of your code is affected by known issues in various components of the TASKING VX-toolset for TriCore as presented on the TASKING Issue Portal. Essentially, the Inspector is a copy of an existing TriCore toolset that does not produce any executable code. It produces diagnostic messages instead.
C:\Program Files (x86)\TASKING\TriCore v6.2r2\ctc\bin
cctc.exe to cctc_orig.exe ctc.exe to ctc_orig.exe astc.exe to astc_orig.exe cptc.exe to cptc_orig.exe ltc.exe to ltc_orig.exe
C:\Program Files (x86)\TASKING\TriCore_v6.2r2_Inspector v1.0r1\ctc\bin
insp_cctc.exe insp_ctc.exe insp_astc.exe insp_cptc.exe insp_ltc.exe
and paste them to the PRODDIR of the Tasking TriCore tools
Download the batch file select into the PRODDIR of the Tasking TriCore tools and add the .bat file extension: select.bat. If necessary modify the path entries used in the batch file to match your installation folders, if you did not use the default folders.
Open a Command Prompt with administrator rights:
Windows Start -> type cmd -> right click Command Prompt and select Run as administrator
Change to the PRODDIR of the Tasking TriCore tools by running this command:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\TASKING\TriCore v6.2r2\ctc\bin"
select insp2ctc (will activate the TriCore executables) select ctc2insp (will activate the Inspector executables)
Launch the Eclipse IDE for Tasking TriCore tools and rebuild your application. When using the Inspector executables, the diagnostic messages do show up in the Console view.