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[avr-gcc-list] JTAG ICE Problem (Off Topic)
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Brett Abbott |
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[avr-gcc-list] JTAG ICE Problem (Off Topic) |
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Tue, 19 Aug 2003 12:36:12 +1200 |
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Hi
We also have the same symptoms/issue using AtMega128 and Studio 4.06 so I
suspect your board is probably ok. Unfortunately I have no answer to this
other than dont wait too long between steps.....
Regards
Brett
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2003 15:07:03 -0400
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This has turned out not to be a GDB problem, but I had a note ready to go..
I am having trouble with our JTAG ICE. We are using it with our board,
based on a 16MHz ATMega169. Basically, the ICE "looses touch" with the AVR.
When I break, if I look at registers or examine breakpoints, the application
code just continues running and all of the variables and registers shown in
the debugger appear as 0xFF. The software runs *properly* in this state,
just without any connection to the debugger, which has to be restarted to
regain control. This happens with an assembler project under AVRStudio
4.07. If I move quickly, I can step through code, but as soon as I pause
for more than a couple of seconds, the application code starts running and
leaves the ICE behind. The ICE connection has been verified, the voltage is
within 2% of 5V, and the oscillator is 16.0000MHz. I believe this is either
an electrical problem with our board (although it is an infuriatingly simple
PCB) or possibly a problem with 16MHz parts. Has any one had similar
troubles?