>> but i think
>> amt_jtagaccel / common_arm7-9 needs some attention as stepping in arm thumb
>> mode seems to cause invalid instruction traps and is generally pretty 
>> unstable.
>
>I think it was Nico who had a bunch of Thumb stepping fixes.
>The quantity made me suspect there were likely more issues
>lurking in that code!
>
>I confess the only Thumb stepping I've done has been on Cortex-M3;
>not the same.  Are you testing on a chip with an ICE that
>does hardware stepping?

Its a phillips/NXP LPC2292, it does have EmbeddedICE but im not 100% sure in 
what mode of operation i've got it.

I guess if instructions are being manipulated i must be using 'soft', i.e 
inserting some special break instruction, as opposed to 
'hard' using any onboard debug registers and setting them up to break on 
address access.


- Matthew

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