There are times when you want to observe the sequential execution
of your program at the assembly instruction level. Stepping provides
the fine control that enables you to do this. The following procedures
describe how to step through your code at the instruction level:
Note
Be aware that when stepping instructions RealView Debugger uses a
temporary breakpoint to stop execution. However, when stepping more
than a single instruction in ROM or Flash, RealView Debugger attempts to
set a temporary hardware breakpoint. If there are not enough breakpoint
resources available, then RealView Debugger implements single instruction
stepping, and displays the following warning:
Warning: Unable to set Software Break or Hardware
Break at address, falling back to instruction
stepping.
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