Quick-start Tutorial
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4.2 Setting up your first project
RealView Debugger enables you to set up different types of user-defined projects:
• Standard project, including Compile/Assemble/Link
• Library project, including Compile/Assemble/Add to library
• Custom project, using your makefile or defining a no-build project to hold only
image and properties
• Container project, composed of existing projects
• Copy, created by copying existing projects.
When you create a new project, you can also merge a saved auto-project to create a
user-defined project.
For full details on creating different types of project, merging project settings, and
accessing the project management features of RealView Debugger, see the chapter
describing managing projects in RealView Debugger v1.6 User Guide.
This section takes you through the basic steps to set up a Standard user-defined project
based on a set of example source files in the base installation. Follow this section to
specify the default behavior for your C, C++, or assembly language programs, and build
an image. This section describes:
•Defining your build tools on page4-4
•Creating a new project on page4-5
•Defining a Standard Project on page 4-5
•Viewing the project settings on page4-7
•Setting up compiler options on page 4-7
•Project base directory on page4-9
•Building the application on page4-9
•Project files on page4-10
•Closing the project on page 4-11.
Note
This section introduces the Build-Tool Properties window and the Project Properties
window to set up your first development project. There are full descriptions of the
general layout and controls of these Settings windows in the RealView Debugger online
help topic Changing Settings.