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Subject: [Bug gdb/28405] arm-none-eabi: internal-error: ptid_t
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 target_waitstatus*): Assertion `first_resumed_thread != nullptr' failed
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--- Comment #4 from John <git at jbrengineering dot co.uk> ---
Not that I'm aware of...not ideal I know. It's probably possible to flash a
STM32103 in qemu or something with the black magic firmware and remote to t=
hat?
Not sure how one would then attempt attaching to a target then though.

I have checked out the source however so can assist in any suggested fix - I
had hoped it might be simple for someone familiar with the codebase, when
considering the changes made in that commit.

I can attempt some digging myself but some pointers would be helpful.

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