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Originally Posted by Toni Wilen
Instruction prefetch read hits the variable address. Either it happens when branch is executed (branch + next word/long gets loaded depending on alignment) or when jumping to RTS and RTS address is not long aligned (prefetch would load low word of variable and opcode of RTS)
It can't know if it is self-modifying code or just a harmless side-effect.
Keep variables further away from code. (I personally prefer using A4 or A5 as a base pointer to variables, I hate unnecessary absolute addresses  )
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Thanks for the explanation Toni.
I've put in some nops (CNOP 0,16 in Vasm) before the variable and now the debugger is not breaking which is good. While I do point one of the address registers to my global variables I also like the convenience of using local labels because then I don't need to have them as unique names in the global space. I'll make do with the workaround I have.
Thanks for the fast response.