Target connection is the mechanism that RealView Debugger uses to
access your debug target. Targets, such as ARM® architecture-based processors
or DSPs, are accessed through a debug target interface. The debug
target interface is referred to in RealView Debugger as a Debug Interface,
which can provide the interface to hardware or software development
platforms:
An ARM development board
with one or more processors, accessed through RealView ICE, is an
example of a hardware development platform.
RealView ARMulator ISS (RVISS)
and Instruction Set System Model (ISSM) are examples
of software development platforms, and are provided with RealView Development
Suite (RVDS). RealView Debugger also supports RealView SoC Designer
and Real Time System Model (RTSM) simulated
development platforms.
Before you can connect to a target processor, you might have
to configure the appropriate Debug Interface and connection details.
For details on how to connect to target processors, see Chapter 3 Target Connection.
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