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How to allow a chip not to be reset when entering Debug mode? Issue Date：2015-10-15
• Keil RVMDK:
User can complete the setting in the Target Option window of Keil compiler environment:
- Select ”Not reset” in the pull-down menu of the Reset Options in the Debug tab;
- Uncheck the “Update Target before Debugging” in the Utilites tab.
After the setup, as shown below, the chip will not be reset when entering Debug mode. User can see the current state of the chip in Debug mode under the Keil compiler environment.
• IAR EWARM:
The function ”Not reset and enter Debug mode” is not supported in the current IAR compiler environment.
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