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ccs使用（CCS usage） Some of CCSs problems CCS version: V3.1 The difference between 1.run and animate If there are no breakpoints, the two are indistinguishable If there is a breakpoint, then the breakpoint will stop until run continues until run or F5 is pressed again When Animate goes to the breakpoint, it stops a little bit, refreshes all the windows, and then continues In general is to look at the data changes, the curve drawn, and then the cycle inside change data set a breakpoint, and then use the animate, you can see pictures of dynamic change, you can refer to the Help-tutorial inside the Code Composer Studio IDE? - Using Debug Tools this is a tutorial The differences and connections between 2.Probe, Point and Breakpoints Common: they all pause the program Difference: 1.Probe Point pauses the program, executes a set of tasks (such as File, I/O), and then continues to execute the program. The BreakPoint must continue manually after the pause (when using run) 2.BreakPoints refreshes all windows, and ProbePoint does not 3.Probe Point can perform some tasks (such as File I/O), and BreakPoints is just a stop 3. the difference and connection between blocked and interrupt Generality: they can stop a TSK (task specific, see my other article: About TSK and MBX) Difference: 1. only TSK (tasks) can be blocked, while SWI (soft interrupts) and HWI (hard interrupts) can not be blocked and can only be interrupted 2., the reason for stopping is different. Blocking is stopping TSK when some conditions are not satisfied. The interruption is because there is a high priority to stop 3., the conditions for restoring the operation are different. Blocking is to wait until the condition is not satisfied before continuing, and the interrupt is to wait until a high priority task is returned before continuing 4. blocking changes the TSK task queue, and breaking a TSK does not change the TSK task queue Take a practical example: If you are doing your homework, writing, writing, and hitting