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- Simplicity resulting from only one program running at a time: the user program.
- Registers and memory can always be inspected, remaining unchanged, even after a program crash.
- Interrupts are normally halted in BDM mode and therefore interfere less in the debugging process.
- The program can be stopped at any time without any alteration of registers or memory.
- It is completely un-intrusive. It is handled by an on-chip module that is separate from the CPU.
- All serial ports remain available to the user. No serial port is encumbered for debug service.
- Debugging with P&E's ICDPPC debugger.
- Programming of internal or external EEPROM/FLASH memory devices with PROGPPC.
- UNITPPC interface library, demo, and .DLL interface for custom testers.
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