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Currently I'm following the "Debug Hello World" tutorial (https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/720361) to debug the C code inside the de10 nano linux OS. However when I want to modify my code lets say by changing the print statement the console output doesn't update with the newly written statements and thus displays the previous one. How can I fix this problem?
Thanks,
Rolando
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I just realize the object file doesn't update with newly written statements. Why is so?
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Hello,
Did you build your C code before you run?
I have tried printing "hello world", and was able to see it on console. Then, I edited the message to "from ARM", and built the project, and was able to see it on console as well.
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More updates of what is going on:
- When I close and open DS-5 and compile (for the first time), I am able to see the expected output in the App Console (No Problem)
- Once I've compiled and edit the printf and recompile, the App console won't update and display the previous output I had. Apparently I'm just able to change the output when I compile for the first time.
I believe I shouldn't close each time the IDE whenever I want to recompile.
Still not able to get this? I need more help...
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Now I'm kind of fixing the issue, but still not a clean solution. I am closing and opening the project every time I want to recompile (doing this will update the App Console)
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Hello,
You might try to clean the build before you re-compile.
This can be done if you right-click on the project folder > clean project > then build again.
I havent face this case, and and I am able to change the code and build many times without cleaning/closing the tool.
I suggest either:
1- the tool is corrupted, you might try to re-install.
2- turn-off any anti-virus software you have on your machine.
thanks
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