Halt instruction. An HLT instruction can generate a Halt Instruction debug event, which causes entry into Debug state.
Within a guarded memory region, while PSTATE.BTYPE != 0b00, a HLT instruction that would cause entry into Debug state will not generate a Branch Target Exception and will cause entry into Debug state as normal. For more information, see PSTATE.BTYPE.
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HLT #<imm>
if EDSCR.HDE == '0' || !HaltingAllowed() then UNDEFINED; if IsFeatureImplemented(FEAT_BTI) then SetBTypeCompatible(TRUE);
boolean is_async = FALSE; FaultRecord fault = NoFault(); Halt(DebugHalt_HaltInstruction, is_async, fault);