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Provision to get out of BKPT instruction

techguyz

Hi Experts,

I am trying to execute the bkpt instruction in Cortex R processor and it goes to halt mode.

Now I would like to retain back the execution without using external Debugger connection. Is there anyway to handle Breakpoint as an exception handler ?

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    If the processor entered Halt mode, you'll need an external debugger to restart execution.  This would typically by something like DS-5 connected via a DStream.  But if the debug interface is exposed, you might be able to do it from another processor within same chip.

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    If the processor entered Halt mode, you'll need an external debugger to restart execution.  This would typically by something like DS-5 connected via a DStream.  But if the debug interface is exposed, you might be able to do it from another processor within same chip.

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