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# execution.
display/32xh buffer
# Print the contents of a range of registers (in this case the
# CGU peripheral, starting at 0x40050014, for 46 words):
x/46 0x40050014
And still more, for debugging ARM Cortex-M4 Hard Faults:
# Assuming you have a hard-fault handler wired in:
display/8xw args
# Examine fault-related registers:
# Configurable Fault Status Register (CFSR) contains:
# CFSR[15:8]: BusFault Status Register (BFSR)
# "Shows the status of bus errors resulting from instruction
# prefetches and data accesses."
# BFSR[7]: BFARVALID: BFSR contents valid.
# BFSR[5]: LSPERR: fault during FP lazy state preservation.
# BFSR[4]: STKERR: derived bus fault on exception entry.
# BFSR[3]: UNSTKERR: derived bus fault on exception return.
# BFSR[2]: IMPRECISERR: imprecise data access error.
# BFSR[1]: PRECISERR: precise data access error, faulting
# address in BFAR.
# BFSR[0]: IBUSERR: bus fault on instruction prefetch. Occurs
# only if instruction is issued.
display/xw 0xE000ED28
# BusFault Address Register (BFAR)
# "Shows the address associated with a precise data access fault."
# "This is the location addressed by an attempted data access that
# was faulted. The BFSR shows the reason for the fault and whether
# BFAR_ADDRESS is valid..."
# "For unaligned access faults, the value returned is the address
# requested by the instruction. This might not be the address that
# faulted."
display/xw 0xE000ED38
40 Chapter 12. LPC43xx Debugging

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