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The Runtime Object View (ROV) provides tools that enable developers to quickly visualize the state of embedded applications. ROV reads memory from the target and intelligently displays data.
ROV can be extended to work with any embedded library. The examples on this page use the TI-RTOS Kernel, which includes ROV support for its entities including threads, heap memory, and CPU load.
The ROV can be very helpful for debugging stack overflow issues. When an error such as a stack overflow occurs, the corresponding field is highlighted in red. Hover your cursor over a red field to see a brief description of the error.