Segger embedded studio never hits breakpoint

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AFAICR it is based on an FPGA, and with a suitable RAM behind that such a solution will be FAST! (I have always thought that Atmel chose an FPGA-based solution exactly in order to cope with large/fast flows of debug/trace data from the uC.)

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Many thanks to anyone who nows about this!ДЇor a trace, the chip only needs to send program flow breakers, like all executed branch or call instructions so it does not need to send the PC for every step.ДЄnd if the link between the AVR and the ONE! is fast, then the ONE! might very well cope with fast execution.

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Tell me if there is any tool, or which ones, that support back trace and how to enable that function. First telling the difference between all my tools (if any).Дў. So please could someone help me figure out how all this fits together?ДЎ.

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Checked the manual but it is not updated for later versions of Studio so nothing is right. A stupid thing is that I had to make a row switch adapter to make it work with the new smal squid cables). (This tools actually looks very professional but it is also much more expensive. I unpacked it and tried it but I couldn't make the trace to work. I didn't spend much time on it, I just thought that I remebered that there was one tool that supperted that, did a quick check and found out that it must be AVR ONE! So I bought it, not giving it a thought that it is 5 years old. Now I decided that I really needed a debugger with back trace capability. JTAGICE ICE have almost not used but I couldn't notice any difference between that and JTAGICE3. All tools has been working fine although I had three dead Dragons for a time during the release of Studio 5-6.0 but later I could wake them all up by programming them in 4.18 and use them in later versions of Atmel Studio. Interface has been both debugWire and JTAG. So far I have only been using theese tools for debugging mega AVR MCU's but I plan to go for ARM D20 soon. So I should now most about the tools but I do not. I have been using JTAGICE mkII, the Dragon, JTAGICE3, ATMEL-ICE and last week I unpacked a for me new AVR ONE! although it is one ot the older tools. I don't know what to suspect SES studio or nrf or j-link.I am confused. I would like to know what could be going wrong here. If I flash and run the program it neither crashes nor breaks the loop. and so on.ДЄnd after some point I enterВ NRF_BREAKPOINT_COND and cannot continue further. While debugging the loop doesn't break, in fact the TimeoutValue keeps increasing 11,12,13. Static void connection_interval_timeout_handler(void * p_context)ДЄfterВ starting the timer I enter a while loop and intend to break after TimeoutValue >10 with below logic NRet = app_timer_start(m_conn_int_timer_id, APP_TIMER_TICKS(1000), NULL) NRet = app_timer_create(&m_conn_int_timer_id, APP_TIMER_MODE_REPEATED, connection_interval_timeout_handler) I am trying to create a sample timer using app_timer and trying to capture the timeout after set tickcount. I am using nRF52840 as a bare-metal with SDK17.02 along with Segger Embedded Studio for ARM v5.20a for development. Apologies if this is getting posted in the wrong part of the community.

Segger embedded studio never hits breakpoint