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> 
> The BDI2000 lets you set as many hardware breakpoints
> as the processor supports.  The VECTOR CATCH is equivalent
> ...
> ...I've used VECTOR CATCH on
> 603 cores and had it trap properly before memory was initialized.
> Using VECTOR CATCH seems to have no effect on setting
> other breakpoints.

Cool.  I was basing my comment on the fact that the BDI manual
says it must have write access to 0000-1FFF

Thanks,
Mark