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RealView Debugger gives you some control over how far an image runs before it stops, without having to set breakpoints. The following procedures are described:
Also, see Attaching a macro to the GO command for details on how to use a macro to control execution.
Be aware that when running to a specific point, RealView Debugger uses a temporary breakpoint to stop at the chosen point. However, if the chosen point is on ROM or Flash, RealView Debugger attempts to set a 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.