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To use RealView Debugger to control Flash memory on your chosen debug target, you must:
have access to an appropriate Flash MEthod (FME) file
have access to a Board/Chip Definition (BCD) file that specifies the memory map of your debug target, and the FME file to use
assign the BCD file to your debug target.
Depending on your current target, this might mean that you must first:
create the FME file for your Flash type
create and set up the BCD file.
See the chapter that describes Flash programming with RealView Debugger in the RealView Debugger v1.8 Target Configuration Guide for detailed instructions on creating an FME file, and creating, setting up and assigning a BCD file to your debug target.
When you have configured your debug target to use the required BCD and FME files, you can program your Flash image into the Flash device. This section describes how to program a Flash image into the Flash device on your debug target. It includes:
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