To view the memory map:
Select Memory Map Tab from the View menu to display the Process Control pane and bring the Memory Map tab to the front. An example is shown in Figure 8.3.
Alternatively, if you have an instance of the Process Control pane that is visible, click the Memory Map tab in that pane.
The Memory Map tab displays a tree-like structure for each region of the memory map showing the description and start address. Additional details for each region include the size and access rule, as shown in see Figure 8.4). The way that memory is shown depends on your debug target because RealView Debugger populates this tab from:
built-in knowledge about the target
any BCD files assigned to the Debug Configuration
loaded images.
Colored icons are used to show the type of memory defined.
With an image loaded, the Memory Map tab is updated from details in the image itself. The memory map is also automatically updated if any registers change that affect memory mapping.
Setting up controlled memory blocks in the RealView Debugger Target Configuration Guide.
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