The output of a project is typically a single file or a closely related group of files, such as a program image or an object library.
The output is determined by one or more of the build step patterns in the project template. A different version of the project output is created for each variant built. For example, output can be built for a debug-and-release version, a debug version, and a release version.
When your project has been successfully built, you can either execute or debug it to see how it works. Use the ARM Debugger for Windows (see ARM Debuggers for Windows and UNIX on page 3-1 for more information).
Click
the Execute button or select Execute project.apj from
the Project menu, to load the image in to
the ARM Debugger for Windows and commence execution. If you execute
the hello.apj project, ‘Hello World’ appears
in the Console Window.
Select Exit from the File menu when you have finished executing the image.
When
you click the Debug button or select Debug project.apj from
the Project menu, again the image is loaded
into the ARM Debugger for Windows, but the debugger is halted at
the start of the program. You can then debug the image as necessary,
using the features of the Debugger.
Note
Whether you Execute or Debug your image, if the project output is older than its source, it is rebuilt before it is sent to the Debugger.
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