[SOLVED]Conditionnal breakpoints not working as expected
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Hi Juliengros,
I just tried to reproduce that but on my side everything went well. What I did:
I created an Ozone project on a blinky application. I set a break point onto a code line where a free running counter variable "_Cnt1" is incremented. I modified the break point such that the condition "_Cnt1 == 0x42" is added. I start the debug session and let the target run. After a while the break point is hit, _Cnt1 has the value 0x42.
I disable the break point and close Ozone.
I re-open Ozone and find the break point still set on the code line but disabled. I start the debug session and let the target run. I enable the break point. After some time the break point is hit, _Cnt1 has the value 0x42.
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thank you!
I basically did have the same procedure as yours.
I also checked that the expression was valid with the watched window.
Anyway, I managed to debug without this specific conditionnal breakpoint so I will try to reproduce with a simple blinky app.
Will open a ticket to support if needed.
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