While working with S32 Design Studio, I suddenly couldn’t set breakpoints anymore. When running in Debug mode, the program loads correctly, and I can trace the source code using the F5 and F6 keys. However, any attempt to set a breakpoint ends in failure, and the list of breakpoints shows a strange, crossed-out icon. What’s odd is that when I run the program in real mode (F8) and then stop it using "suspend", the executed code stops at the correct location in the source code, I can continue tracing with F5 and F6, and restart (F8). However, breakpoints cannot be activated. The project is compiled for Debug Flash mode, and the compiler is run with the "-g" parameter.
I am using my custom development board with the S32K312 processor, and the debugging tool is the PE Micro Multilink Universal. The software is up to date, and the error described above occurred during normal work on the project.
It is not related to this project; the same error occurs in older projects where the use of breakpoints previously worked without any issues.
