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Mapping target memory is the mechanism that RealView Debugger provides to specify the memory map of a target system. You can define ROM, RAM, WOM, Flash, and Auto memory regions when mapping target memory. Therefore, through RealView Debugger, you can have full access to all the available memory on your debug target. You can define the target memory map:
in the target configuration settings
in the Map tab of the Process Control pane
at the RealView Debugger CLI by:
manually entering commands
loading an include file.
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