Simple Break if X, N times dialog

This dialog is displayed if you select  Breakpoints Advanced Simple Break if X, N times… from the Code window Debug menu. It enables you to set a breakpoint and specify the number of times that you want to pass the breakpoint address before it is triggered.

Select the type of breakpoint that you want to set, from the drop-down list. You can choose from:

SW Instr                A standard software instruction breakpoint

HW Instr                A hardware instruction breakpoint

HW Read              A hardware breakpoint that is triggered when the application reads from the specified address

HW Write              A hardware breakpoint that is triggered when the application writes to the specified address

HW Access           A hardware breakpoint that is triggered when the application accesses the specified address for any reason.

image\exclaim.gifYou can only set hardware breakpoints if your processor supports them. There is a limit to how many hardware breakpoints you can set, you might only be able to set one.

Enter Address Expression to Break On

Specify the address or address expression that you want execution to stop at. Click image\brdwnar.gif to display a menu of options to help you.

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Enter an integer to specify the number of times that the address expression has to be true before execution stops.