Meaning of error messages (CW3.1 and 9S12C32)

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Meaning of error messages (CW3.1 and 9S12C32)

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JohnnyP
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What does it mean when you press F5 to start the program and a message in the Command window says "Triggers A and B occurred" or "Illegal Breakpoint"?

 

How to start trouble shooting?  Are there clues in the other windows of the True-Time Debugger?

 

CW3.1 with a 9S12C32 

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CrasyCat
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Hello

 

 

Message "Illegal Breakpoint" pops up if application reaches a BGND instruction, while there is no breakpoint defined at that location.

 

Are you using BGND in your application?

If not the code my have jumped to an invalid location for some reason.

 

"Triggers A and B occurred" may arises if you have defined triggers in a previous debug session and the markpoint or the DBG module has not been reset for some reason.

Click right in the source window and select "Show Breakpoints". Switch to Markpoint tab and delete all markpoints.

You can try to switch the board OFF and ON again after a minute. That should reset the DBG module.

 

CrasyCat

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