ARM Version 1.6

Quick-start Tutorial

An auto-project is a custom, image control, project that holds project settings where the

build model is unknown. You can view these settings using the Project Properties

window. Using an auto-project enables you to amend and save image load parameters

where you do not have a user-defined project or where you have no control over the

build model. You also have the option to use the saved auto-project as the basis of a

user-defined project.

Note

If you load an image built as part of a user-defined project without opening the project

you cannot access all the project properties because these are unknown to RealView

Debugger. In this case, RealView Debugger creates an in-memory project, or uses the

saved auto-project file.

See the chapter on working with images in RealView Debugger v1.6 User Guide for

details on using auto-projects in RealView Debugger.

Displaying memory contents

To display an area of memory:

1. Select View → Pane Views → Memory from the default Code window to

display the Memory pane.

2. Right-click on an entry

to display the context menu shown in Figure 4-8.

Figure4-8 Memory address menu

3. Select Set New Start Address... to display the address prompt box.

4. Enter

0x8000

as the new start address and click Set to confirm your choice and

close the prompt.

5. Click on the Memory pane Pane menu and select Show ASCII to display the

updated memory contents, shown in Figure4-9 on page 4-18.