I've written to support about this, but is there someway to view the General Purpose DMA control registers when debugging? I did some digging around the Keil and Hitex website, and all I can find is that the DMA is not support for simulation. In fact, it seems at first glance that all the peripherals that are not supported for simulation, their control registers are not available for display during debugging.
Is there some way to get (easy) visibility into the DMA control registers while debugging? I am so far having to use the Memory window, which works but is kind of cumbersome.
Sorry, I forgot the details:
NXP Cortex M3 processor, LPC1768, RealView MDK-ARM v4.11 uVision V4.03q
If they are memory-mapped, can't you just inspect the memory address...?
"I am so far having to use the Memory window, which works but is kind of cumbersome."
Ooops - missed that!
In the past, I think I made Debug Functions to read & decode "unsupported" registers...
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv4/uv4_debug_functions.htm