In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Peter Van der Zee wrote:

Hi All;
 

I'm doing a project that needs to consume very little battery power. To facilitate that, I have my SX 48 mostly asleep. Now, to debug my program, I need to set break points in my code as per normal, but I find that as the wake-up event - a bit stream into an RB pin- occurs, the processor wakes up alright, and, as expected,  heads straight for the Initialization code, but then halts and breaks into the SX IDE monitor and waits for human intervention. I am required to press "RUN" to get it to continue, and of course by this time my bit stream is long gone.

 

Is there a way that this "break into monitor" can be turned off and on wake-up instead start executing code at the RESET code point, but not break into the IDE until an actual set "break" is encountered.

 

I can understand that frequently, in fact probably most often, one might want to break on encountering the RESET code, but not always, as in the case I have before me.

 

One can somewhat get around it by using "POLL", but again, not without delay, and in my case this just won't work.

 

Any ideas???

 

Cheers,

 

Peter (pjv)

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