ARM Version 1.6

Getting Started with RealView Debugger

3.4.2 What is shown in the title bar?

The Code window title bar gives details of the connection and any processes running on

your debug target. If you connect to a target and load an image, your title bar looks like

the one shown in Figure3-6.

Figure3-6 Code window title bar

In addition to the application icon, you can see (from left to right):

RVDEBUG Identifies the Code window. This changes to identify each new Code

window that you open, for example

RVDEBUG_1

, or

RVDEBUG_2.

(dhrystone) The project associated with the loaded image.

@ARM... The connection, including the target processor, the connection number,

and the execution vehicle.

[Unattached]

If you are working in multiprocessor debugging mode, this shows the

attachment of the window to a specified connection. A Code window is

unattached by default, shown by

[Unattached]

If you float a pane, the pane title bar reflects the title bar of the calling Code window.

Note

The contents of your title bar might be different from the one shown in Figure3-6

depending on your licenses, the current connection (if any), open projects and windows

attachment. For a full description of the contents, see Chapter6 RealView Debugger

Desktop.

3.4.3 Reloading an image

During your debugging session you might have to amend your source code and then

recompile. Select File → Reload Image to Target from the Code window to reload an

image following these changes.

Reloading an image refreshes any window displays and updates debugger resources.