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If you have multiple connections and multiple Code windows, then by default only the information for one connection, the current connection, is visible in all your Code windows. If you want to view the details of more than one connection at the same time, then you must use the window attachment feature of RealView Debugger.
To attach a Code window to a connection:
Make sure the Code window is not currently attached to a connection.
Make sure the details of the required connection are shown in the Code window that you want to attach to that connection.
To
do this, click Cycle Connections to make
the connection of interest the current connection.
To attach the Code window to the chosen connection:
Click the drop-down arrow on the Cycle Connections button to display the active connections menu.
Select Attach Window to a Connection from the menu.
The attachment state [Target] is added
to the Code window title bar immediately after the connection name,
for example:
ARM7TDMI@RVISS [Target] - RealView Debugger
In the active connections menu, shown in Figure 7.1:
The connection that is attached to the Code window is marked with a check mark. The list of active connections does not show the attached state of other Code windows, only the one that you are currently using.
A connection that is marked with an asterisk indicates that it is the current connection.
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