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The installation is ok, but when trying "SYStem.Up" the debugger responds with the error message "emulation debug port time-out".
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Ref: 0076 |
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See chapter "Trouble-Shooting" in the C166CBC Debugger manual.
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Why do I get wrong program behavior when setting a software breakpoint on an extended sequence?
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Ref: 0074 |
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A software breakpoint within an extended sequence aborts the extended sequence. Therefore do not use a software breakpoint within the extended sequence or use a hardware breakpoint instead. Affected commands are EXTR, EXTP, EXTPR, EXTS, EXTSR.
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Why does extended register, page or segment commands overstep the next commands?
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Ref: 0066 |
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For execution of a single step a debug trap is used. During the execution of these extended sequences the software trap is locked. Affected commands are EXTR, EXTP, EXTPR, EXTS, EXTSR.
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Why does the debugger switch to 'DOWN' mode when idle mode is entered by the processor?
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Ref: 0075 |
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When the processor enters the idle mode the communication channel to the debugger will be cut off. Debugging is not possible in this mode.
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