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animate(cc)
animate(cc) starts the target application, which runs until it encounters a breakpoint in the code. At the breakpoint, application execution halts and CCS Debugger returns data to CCS IDE to update all windows that are not connected to probe points. After updating the display, the application resumes execution and runs until it encounters another breakpoint. The run-break-resume process continues until you stop the application from MATLAB® software with the halt function or from CCS IDE.
When you are running scripts or files in MATLAB software, you might find that animate provides a useful way to update the CCS IDE with information as your script or program runs.
When you use animate with a target object cc that comprises more than one processor, such as an OMAP target, the method applies to each processor in your cc object. This causes each processor to run a loaded program just as it does for the single processor case.
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