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Conditional breakpoint while debugging STM32

by Carmine Noviello
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It's a really common situation when working with hardware (especially while debugging asynchronous events): to stop execution while debugging only if a given event occurs. This is also called conditional breakpoint.

If you are working with the STM32 family and the CMSIS ARM package for Cortex-M processors, and your toolchain is GCC-based with GDB as debugger, you can place in your code this instruction:

GDB will automatically stop when the event occurs at that line.

This saved my life. Definitively.


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