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Can Aetlib be used to allow AET to trigger interrupts?

April 26, 2017aet aetlib interrupts Trigger Used

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Can Aetlib be used to allow AET to trigger interrupts?

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AETLIB can be used to generate an interrupt based on an AET event. There’s an example included with AETLIB that accomplishes this. It’s called slice_watchpoint_in_range, and uses the slice applicaiton to generate an interrupt when a specified data range is written to. A few things to keep in mind….` • The only interrupt that can be generated by AET is the RTOS interrupt. Many people ask if they can generate an NMI or some other interrupt with AET, but that’s not possible. • Due to a design flaw in the 64x (Kelvin) devices, you must use an emulator/debugger. With the 64x+ (Joule/Full-Gem) devices, it can be used entirely without an emulator attached.