This is commonly caused when the binary parser is not set correctly in the project. To correct, open the project properties window (right-click project name in Project Explorer view and select Properties), expand the C/C++ Build section and click the Binary Parser tab in the C/C++ Build page. Now look for the PE Windows Parser option. If it's not checkmarked, checkmark it and click Apply. If it is already set then uncheck it and click Apply, then reapply a checkmark and click Apply. The debug icon should now appear.
When using Bluetooth to connect to a device there are several things that require correction, including:
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- If using built-in Bluetooth under WinXP SP2, ensure the manufacturer’s device drivers are installed and active. The default Microsoft drivers do not work correctly for debugging devices using TRK. For example, if using IBM Integrated Bluetooth on your computer, make sure you have the IBM drivers for the device.
+- If using built-in Bluetooth under WinXP SP2, ensure the manufacturer’s device drivers are installed and active. The default Microsoft drivers do not work correctly for debugging devices using CODA. For example, if using IBM Integrated Bluetooth on your computer, make sure you have the IBM drivers for the device.
- Ensure the COM port used by Bluetooth is not commandeered by another process or device.
-- Ensure that you have the latest version of TRK on the target device.
+- Ensure that you have the latest version of CODA on the target device.