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+<think>
+Okay, let's see. The user is reporting an issue with QEMU where a conditional branch in ARM Thumb-2 isn't working correctly during debugging. The problem occurs when the branch isn't taken as expected, leading to the program counter not being popped, causing the program to hang. The user mentions that the code works normally but hangs when debugging. They also reference a similar bug report on Launchpad which seems to be about the same symptoms.
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+The code example given uses an IT (If-Then) block with a conditional branch (blt.w). The issue arises when the condition is not met (i.e., when r0 equals r1), and the debugger gets stuck. The user tried reproducing it with inline assembly but had different results, possibly due to execution in RAM vs. flash. They're using QEMU 3.0.0 and GDB 8.2.
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+The possible categories are instruction, syscall, or runtime. Since the problem is about the execution of a specific instruction (the conditional branch in Thumb-2) and the QEMU's handling of it, especially in the context of the IT instruction which affects subsequent conditional execution, this seems to be an instruction-related bug. The fact that the bug is related to how the conditional branch is processed, especially in the debugger, points towards an incorrect implementation or handling of the instruction in QEMU. The referenced Launchpad bug also mentions ARM conditional execution issues, which supports the instruction category. There's no mention of syscalls or runtime errors like memory management issues, so it's not syscall or runtime. So the category should be instruction.
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