Debugging with RMHost
RMHost could not load the specified JTAG controller
This is displayed when the JTAG controller DLL could not be loaded.
RMHost internal error
Indicates some consistency failure inside the RMHost controller. You must report this error to your supplier, along with a description of the events leading up to the error.
RMHost protocol error (internal error)
The RMHost controller detected that it was about to violate the RealMonitor protocol, and aborted the operation. This must be treated in the same way as an internal error, and must be reported to your supplier.
RMTarget does not support an expected feature
The RMHost controller sent a command to the monitor that was not understood. This typically indicates an error in the RMTarget build, because the controller checks that a command is supported before using it.
RMTarget entered panic state (debug event while stopped)
The monitor detected a debug event (such as a breakpoint) while it was already stopped, and has gone into panic state. This should not occur during normal operation, and usually indicates a user error. For example, this might occur if you have set a breakpoint on some code that is used by an interrupt routine. The target must be reset.
RMTarget protocol error
The controller has detected a violation of the RealMonitor protocol by the target. This usually indicates a target fault, which can typically be resolved by resetting it.
RMTarget version does not match RMHost version
As part of initialization, the controller checks that the version number of the target matches its own version number. If they do not match, the controller cannot connect to the target. The version number is used in this way to protect against changes in the RealMonitor protocol between versions.
Unknown RMTarget error
RMTarget is reporting an error that is not understood by RMHost. See the description of the pointer to the error block in the ARM RMTarget Integration Guide.
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