ARM Version 1.6

RealView Debugger Desktop

6.1.3 Default windows and panes

RealView Debugger provides a range of debug views:

• Registers

• Stack

• Process Control

•Symbol Browser

• Watch

• Call Stack and Locals

• Memory and Memory Map

• Threads (with the appropriate RTOS support package)

• Break/Tracepoints.

The default Code window, shown in Figure6-1 on page6-3, contains:

File Editor pane

The File Editor pane is always visible when working with RealView

Debugger.

Use this area of the Code window to:

• use a shortcut to connect to a target or load an image

• enter text to create project files

• open source files for editing and resaving

•view disassembly

• set breakpoints to control execution

• use the available menu options to search for specific text as part of

debugging

• follow execution through a sequence of source-level and

disassembly-level views.

The File Editor pane contains a hyperlink to make your first connection

to a debug target. When a connection is made, this link changes to give

you a quick way to load an image.

When RealView Debugger first starts, the File Editor pane contains tabs

to track program execution:

•the Src tab shows the current context in the source view

•the Dsm tab displays disassembled code with intermixed C/C++

source lines.