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My target is a Renesas RZ/A1L SOC witch is an Arm Cortex-A9.I'm only connected via SWD and I'm using the MEM-AP to manipulate the flash controller of the SOC in order to program the external flash.In fact, it works also while code is executed. The SoC has a display attached and is shows the standard screen with a running clock.This uncomfortableCan anybody tell me witch bit I need to flip to stop the CPU to run code.I think there must be something ARM specific. I don't want to alter the reset vector or something to trap the CPU.I'd like to pause or stop the CPU like the "Stop Button" in a Debugger GUI does.I have no API or ISE. I use my own code to communicate with the MEM-AP vi SWD.Can anybody give me a hint.