Cant modify locals

I too have seen strange things happen sometimes, especially when remote target debugging on several targets at the same time. Food for thought:

- if the variable is a register, than for sure you can change it. You can even change the register itself in the registers window.

- how would you know if it is a register by the way? Don't be affraid to open the disassembly window and look at the assembly code. It won't hurt, and you will get a better idea if something was optimized away.

- try again with a clean build:

- close all IDEs (if you had several open at the same time)

- make a backup of your project

- delete all these files: *._ii, *.obj, *.i, *.lst, *.__i, *.ic

- open the project (only one instance of the IDE)

- in the compiler options, use the optimization up to 7 (common tail merging) but not above

- build

- try to debug again

Good luck...

I too have seen strange things happen sometimes, especially when remote target debugging on several targets at the same time. Food for thought:

- if the variable is a register, than for sure you can change it. You can even change the register itself in the registers window.

- how would you know if it is a register by the way? Don't be affraid to open the disassembly window and look at the assembly code. It won't hurt, and you will get a better idea if something was optimized away.

- try again with a clean build:

- close all IDEs (if you had several open at the same time)

- make a backup of your project

- delete all these files: *._ii, *.obj, *.i, *.lst, *.__i, *.ic

- open the project (only one instance of the IDE)

- in the compiler options, use the optimization up to 7 (common tail merging) but not above

- build

- try to debug again

Good luck...