On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 11:07:55AM +0530, Krishnakumar. R wrote: > we will get a break point exception as soon as the break > in addr1 is executed (correct me if I have wrongly understood !! ) > > But the need is to raise an exception after instr1 (at addr1) is executed. > One solution is using a break at instr2 (at addr2). > But suppose instr1 is a jmp then there is no point > in keeping a break at addr2. > (inorder to raise an exception after instr1 is executed). You understood correctly. Now jumps and even more so the conditional branches are sort of the ugly part of the whole thing. The easiest method is probably inserting a branch at the jump's destination address or in case of a branch at the branch target and the instruction following it's delay slot. So that's a lot of inserting and removing of breakpoints ... Ralf
