My embedded software is based on Arm Cortex M0+ LPC11E68JBD48E Microcontroller. Language is C / C++.
I'm able to hit breakpoint when the value of my local variable is 26. I need to hit breakpoint after this condition is met and breaking instruction has been skipped a certain number of times.
In "Properties for C / C++ Line Breakpoint" window, there is 'Ignore count' field (see attached). Is the purpose of this field to specify how many iterations to skip before hitting the breakpoint? I entered numbers like 2 or 3 but breakpoint was hit the first time?
Never mind! Ignore_Count field of Breakpoint Properties is working correctly. The problem was that I didn't specify Breakpoint condition properly. I used Equals(=) which was assigning value to conditional variable when breakpoint instruction was reached. Instead Equality Operator(==) needs to be specified in the Breakpoint condition field.