Have a working code set that I was modifying. As I have a million times before, I set a breakpoint to check a couple variables. The breakpoints worked fine (with STlink 2). So I removed the breakpoints, and restarted the debug operation.
To my surprise, the debugger stopped at the same line I had previously been breaking. The debugger window says:
Temporary breakpoint
1, main () at ..\Src\main.c:164
164 {
No breakpoint number 2.
Program received signal SIGTRAP, Trace/breakpoint trap.
0x080046a2 in main () at ..\Src\main.c:295
295 if (HAL_CAN_Receive(&hcan, CAN_FIFO0,50) != HAL_TIMEOUT)
Thinking I corrupted my .project file, I went back to an old repository version of the code (different .project file and everything) and still, the debugger hangs. As I add code, the location of this phantom breakpoint seems to change.
I have tried I have tried skipping all breakpoints, deleting all breakpoints, etc. I have tried deleting all the debug files and settings from the project an regenerating them. I have rebuilt the code with CubeMX. I have restarted the software, even the computer. I have changed STlink programmers. Nothing fixes the problem.
The fact this won't work with an old good version of the software that I am confident ran the debugger just fine, makes me think something is wrong with the TrueStudio program itself. I also noticed, that it is calling a "SIGTRAP" instead of a breakpoint, which I am unsure the implications.
ETA: When running the code (not actively debugging) the software runs just fine. I simply can't use the debugger anymore, as it continuously hangs on this phantom breakpoint.
TrueStudio 9.0.1
