I am trying to troubleshoot a project containing 2 targets which communicate over a CAN bus on Si Labs' C8051F04x CPUs with Keil's uVision3 environment. When running in edit mode, I can always see which target is active by looking at the selection line in the Build toolbar. But when I switch to debug mode, the toolbar disappears and I have found no way to tell which target is active. I have already loaded code into the wrong board once, and worry how well I will be able to keep track of it when I may have to switch among 5 targets. Has anyone figured out a way to tell them apart (other than switching to Edit mode & back again)? Thanks. ============================================================ Gary Lynch | To send mail, change no$pam in lynchg@no$pam.com | my domain name to stacoenergy
When running in edit mode, I can always see which target is active by looking at the selection line in the Build toolbar. But when I switch to debug mode, the toolbar disappears and I have found no way to tell which target is active. That toolbar disappears by default, but nothing's stopping you from turning it on again. Just tick the entry "build bar" in the View menu, and that's that. uVision keeps mostly separate sets of GUI settings for edit and debug mode. Not excessively intuitive the first time round, and AFAIK not documented anywhere, but it works ;->
You are right! Herzlichsten Dank! ============================================================ Gary Lynch | To send mail, change no$pam in lynchg@no$pam.com | my domain name to stacoenergy