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> May I commit the appended patch?  It allows me to actually
> use ddb and BREAK_TO_DEBUGGER.   It seems to work fine:

  Go for it !

> saved LR(0x7c0802a2) is invalid.

  That's something else that was annoying me, but I've never
looked into it.

later,

Peter.