Renamed the JTAG_DEBUG_ASSERT() macro to JTAG_ASSERT().
[pub/USBasp.git] / LUFA / Common / ArchitectureSpecific.h
index 4f29be6..3920cb9 100644 (file)
                                 *\r
                                 *  \note This macro is not available for all architectures.\r
                                 */\r
-                               #define JTAG_DEBUG_POINT()              __asm__ __volatile__ ("NOP" ::)\r
+                               #define JTAG_DEBUG_POINT()              __asm__ __volatile__ ("nop" ::)\r
 \r
                                /** Defines an explicit JTAG break point in the resulting binary via the assembly \c BREAK statement. When\r
                                 *  a JTAG is used, this causes the program execution to halt when reached until manually resumed.\r
                                 *\r
                                 *  \note This macro is not available for all architectures.\r
                                 */\r
-                               #define JTAG_DEBUG_BREAK()              __asm__ __volatile__ ("BREAK" ::)\r
+                               #define JTAG_DEBUG_BREAK()              __asm__ __volatile__ ("break" ::)\r
 \r
                                /** Macro for testing condition "x" and breaking via \ref JTAG_DEBUG_BREAK() if the condition is false.\r
                                 *\r
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@
                                 *\r
                                 *  \param[in] Condition  Condition that will be evaluated.\r
                                */\r
-                               #define JTAG_DEBUG_ASSERT(Condition)    MACROS{ if (!(Condition)) { JTAG_DEBUG_BREAK(); } }MACROE\r
+                               #define JTAG_ASSERT(Condition)          MACROS{ if (!(Condition)) { JTAG_DEBUG_BREAK(); } }MACROE\r
 \r
                                /** Macro for testing condition \c "x" and writing debug data to the stdout stream if \c false. The stdout stream\r
                                 *  must be pre-initialized before this macro is run and linked to an output device, such as the microcontroller's\r