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Breakpoint trigger code
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Dec 19, 2008
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Breakpoint trigger code
Question: The renumerating examples for the AN2131 and FX all have code that sets the breakpoint to trigger on TD_Poll().What does this code do and is it necessary?
Answer:
In our renumerating examples we use this code in our initialization function TD_Init(), as a debugging aid. This serves to provide a visual indication to the user that the code has successfully downloaded and renumerated. If the download was not successful the code in TD_Poll() would not be executing and the user would not get the visual indication. The green BKPT/Monitor LED illuminating serves as the visual indication.
You can set this code to trigger on functions other than TD_Poll() to assist you with debugging. Because this code serves as a debugging aid, it is not necessary to include this code.
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