No conditional breakpoints

[jorick]

I'm debugging a remote app written in C on an STM32 processor by attaching to a remote GDB server (JLinkGDBServerCLExe).  I'm trying to set a conditional breakpoint but all the conditional fields are disabled.  Is there any way to set a conditional breakpoint?

SlickEdit Pro 2024 (v29.0.1.0)

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[Clark]

If you use "Set Watchpoint" to add the break point, the conditional fields aren't supported. Trying using Set Breakpoint or Toggle Breakpoint.

[jorick]

This doesn't work.  If I click the + (create a new breakpoint or watchpoint) in the Breakpoints window, I get a Breakpoint Properties box that allows me to set a data breakpoint but the conditions can't be set.  If I right click on the breakpoint and select Properties, it brings up a Watchpoint Properties box which means the breakpoint got converted to a watchpoint.

If I use the Debug->Set Breakpoint menu item, I get a Breakpoint Properties box where the Data tab is disabled.  Right clicking on the breakpoint in the Breakpoints window and clicking Properties or using the Edit Breakpoint Properties button in the Breakpoints window will bring up the Breakpoint Properties box where the Data tab is still disabled.  The Address tab has the Conditions enabled but I need a pure data breakpoint where the breakpoint asserts if the variable is set to 0 regardless of the PC contents.